Contemporary Georgian Fiction translated and edited by Elizabeth Heighway beevor in the middle of the

in the middle of the twentieth century

This is Russian Christmas celebrated in supreme pleasure and pain by the greatest of writers

What do the Curtain and the Wall mean today

Here she brings together the voices of dozens of witnesses to the collapse of the USSR in a formidable attempt to chart the disappearance of a culture and to surmise what new kind of man may emerge from the rubble

providing contest and quirky detail on this truly unusual woman exploring a world just beginning to emerge on the European horizon

Contemporary Georgian Fiction translated and edited by Elizabeth Heighway beevor in the middle of theThis volume brings together stories from nineteen of the most influential contemporary authors to have emerged from the Republic of Georgia. Spanning fifty years, but with a particular emphasis on post independence fiction, this collection features a diverse range of styles and voices, offering a window onto a vibrant literary scene that has been largely inaccessible to the English language reader until now. With stories addressing subjects as diverse