Georgia Stories - Index
All my stories published while living in Tbilisi
I moved to the country of Georgia (Sakartvelo) in August 2025 for a one-year teaching assignment. This story is an index of all the stories I have published while living in the capital city of Tbilisi and visiting other places in Georgia.
1. Tbilisi at Night - a photo report about my night walk around the town in the first days upon arrival
2. Churchhela - a story of the ancient Georgian snack.
3. Movies in English in Tbilisi - the story that gave me an idea for a research project.
4. Getting my fix in Tbilisi - you have to read it to find out what I'm addicted to.
5. Finally Unconstrained - a story about plants in my apartment.
6. Kakheti Wine Tour - report on our trip to the western region of Georgia famous for its wine.
7. Ode to Hibiskus - a series of haiku about my beautiful flower.
8. People's Economy in Tbilisi, my musings about popup weekend markets.
9. Repentance (1984), a review of a classical banned Georgian film.
10. "There are wolves up there!" a report from the mountain hike in Svaneti, the highest mountainous region in north Georgia.
11. Laghami Church in Svaneti - you should click on the link to see breathtaking pictures from an ancient church.
12. Stray dogs in Tbilisi, a story about the people taking care of unhoused dogs, including through new legislation.
13. Silk! came out from the trip to one of my favorite museums in Tbilisi.
14. New Year's in Tbilisi - how my niece and I decorated our apartment for the holidays. The tree is still standing as of February 10. I think I will take the decorations down when I am ready to plant it into the ground.
15. Kartveli Performance.
16. The Legend of Mikheil Khergiani, one of the most famous Georgian mountain climber from Svaneti.
17. Majestic Mountains, the place of my strength and inspiration
18. Absolved of all sins! - a drabble from our trip to north Armenia.
19. Sulfur Spa to the Rescue! - another humorous drabble. We've finally scheduled a visit to the spa for Feb.11. Will report on it later.
20. Avacado from the pit - my horticulture experiment.
21. Georgian Cooking Class as a birthday present from my niece.
22. Winter resilience haiku about my favorite flower.
23. Ali and Nino in Batumi, Georgia includes a video of a world-famous moving statue.
TBC as I write more of them.
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Lana V Lynx
Avid reader and occasional writer of satire and short fiction. For my own sanity and security, I write under a pen name. My books: Moscow Calling - 2017 and President & Psychiatrist
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Comments (2)
Yayyyy, a pillar post!
What a great collection and so wonderful that you have made a record of your time in Georgia. I have read some of these and will catch up on the ones I haven’t