Books by Besik Kharanauli
“Besik Kharanauli is perhaps the most important contemporary Georgian poet there is. He refused to follow writing norms and brought something genuinely new to the sound of Georgian poetry.” Read more...
The Best of Georgian Literature
Gvantsa Jobava, Novelist
Interviews where books by Besik Kharanauli were recommended
-
1
The Knight in the Panther Skin
by Lyn Coffin (translator) & Shota Rustaveli -
2
Kvachi
by Mikheil Javakhishvili and Donald Rayfield (translator) -
3
A Man Was Going Down the Road
by Otar Chiladze and Donald Rayfield (translator) -
4
The Lame Doll
by Ani Kopaliani (translator), Besik Kharanauli & Timothy Kercher (translator) -
5
The Cushion
by Elizabeth Heighway (translator), Irakli Samsonadze & Philip Price (translator)
The Best of Georgian Literature, recommended by Gvantsa Jobava
The Best of Georgian Literature, recommended by Gvantsa Jobava
How does a country left in ruins by 70 years of Soviet oppression rebuild its literature? It starts from scratch and breaks all the rules. Gvantsa Jobava reveals the riches of Georgian literature, from 12th-century feminist epics to radical, experimental accounts of a post-Independence underworld
