Thursday, December 26, 2024

Nadia Benjelloun

Nadia Benjelloun is from Tangier, Morocco. She graduated from the American School of Tangier in 2017. As well as freelance writer, she is also an associate editor for Typehouse Literary Magazine . She has been featured in The Literary Yard, Eskimo Pie, In Parenthesis Journal, The Scarlet Leaf Review, DM du Jour at Danse Macabre, The Book Smuggler’s Den, The Sagebrush Review, The Abstract Elephant, the Trouvaille Review, Silver Stork , and the Wingless Dreamer .

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