Bristol Tbilisi Association - Bristol Festival of Literature hosted three of Georgia’s leading writers.

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Bristol Festival of Literature hosted three of Georgia’s leading writers.

October 2020

by Nina Bendukidze and Alix Hughes

Georgia is the first country partner of the Bristol Festival of Literature. Georgia Calling was focused on literature in the post-Soviet era. These were peculiar times for Georgia in general and for Georgian literature in particular. The economy collapsed and publishing was utterly impossible. Yet new translations somehow began to appear of authors who were unavailable in Soviet times. It was as if Georgian literature was trying to catch up with everything it had missed in the previous 70 years.

Richard Jones from Tangent Books has explored Georgia’s fascinating literary landscape with three guests before opening the event to questions…

Free Zoom event on Saturday Oct 24 at 6pm

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Richard Jones, Publisher, Tangent Books 5.16 Paintworks, Bristol BS4 3EH, Bristol Festival of Literature organiser

Davit Gabunia is a Georgian translator, award-winning playwright, and author. His debut novel, Falling Apart, was published i2017 and became a best-seller in Georgia. It has since been translated into German. Inside Georgia, Gabunia is also known for having translated the Harry Potter series of novels, as well as for being an outspoken pro-Europeanist.

Aka Morchiladze is the pen name of Giorgi Akhvlediani, a Georgian writer and literary historian who is one of the key figures in the birth of new Georgian literature and who has written some of the best-selling prose in the post-Soviet era. Morchiladze's work is rooted in the re-orientation of early 21st-century Georgian literature towards Western influences.

Eka Kevanishvili is a poet and journalist with a particular interest in internal politics, social and healthcare issues and human rights. Eka has written six books – four poetry collections, one volume of short stories plus a collection of essays and interviews.

The fascinating and inspiring Georgia Calling event has been recorded: the password needs typing in rather than cut and paste but try both

https://zoom.us/rec/share/4eaKo3VEjOrCieYHQoIm8bZ_eWW4tpqNEhHPlZ2jHcvhYSHndmU3dj7rbPazTxd9.FPJttiR12qT5Iv3j

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Take a look at the recording of the event on the Tangent Books podcast on YouTube Georgia Calling - YouTube

Bristol Festival of Literature hosted three of Georgia’s leading writers.

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