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Khalil Elayan
1 piece in The Esthetic Apostle
About Khalil Elayan
Khalil Elayan is a Senior Lecturer of English at Kennesaw State University, teaching mostly World and African American Literature. His other interests include finishing his book on heroes and spending time in nature on his farm in north Georgia. Khalil’s first poem “Sana’a Sunrise” ( https://www.tribes.org/web/2019/1/31/sanas-sunrise ) was recently published in A Gathering of the Tribes magazine, while his most recent two poems “Broken Bird” and “Sometimes I Feel Like Darth Vader” have been published in Dime Show Review and About Place Journal, respectively; one of his essays appears in the book Teachers as Avatars: English Studies in the Digital Age published by Hampton Press, Inc. He has also written two journalistic essays covering the Arab Spring.