Jazra Khaleed Athens, Greece
Jazra Khaleed is an Athens-based poet, translator, editor and filmmaker. His works are protests against the injustices in contemporary Greece, especially the growing xenophobia and racism. His poems have been widely translated for publications in Europe, the US, Australia and Japan. He is co-editor of the poetry magazine "Teflon", which publishes cutting edge literature from Greece and the world. ... more
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