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{{short description|Georgian fiction writer (born 1966)}}
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| name = David Turashvili
| name = David Turashvili
| image = Dato Turashvili.jpg
| image = Dato Turashvili (2017) 3893.jpg
| birth_name = David Turashvili
| birth_name = David Turashvili
| birth_date = May 10, 1966
| birth_date = May 10, 1966
| birth_place = [[Tbilisi]], [[Georgia (country)|Georgia]]
| birth_place = [[Tbilisi]], [[Georgia (country)|Georgia]]
| occupation = [[novelist]]
| occupation = [[Novelist]]
| movement = [[Postmodernism]]
| movement = [[Postmodernism]]
| notableworks = ''[[Flight from the USSR]]'' (2008)
| notableworks = ''[[Flight from the USSR|Jeans Generation]]'' (2008)
| native_name = დავით ტურაშვილი
| native_name_lang = ka
}}
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'''David "Dato" Turashvili''' ({{lang-ka|დავით (დათო) ტურაშვილი}}) (born May 10, 1966 in [[Tbilisi]]) is a [[Georgia (country)|Georgian]] fiction writer.<ref>{{cite book |title=Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan |last1=Noble |first=Jong |last2=Kohn |first2=Michael |last3=Systermans |first3=Danielle |year=2008 |publisher=[[Lonely Planet]] |page=42 |isbn=9781741044775 |url=https://books.google.com/books?id=A6yYWC2QtZUC&pg=PA42 |access-date=3 January 2011}}</ref>

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'''David Turashvili''' ({{lang-ka|დავით ტურაშვილი}}) (born May 10, 1966, [[Tbilisi]]) is a [[Georgia (country)|Georgian]] fiction writer.<ref>{{cite book |title=Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan |last1=Noble |first=Jong |last2=Kohn |first2=Michael |last3=Systermans |first3=Danielle |year=2008 |publisher=[[Lonely Planet]] |location= |isbn= |page=42 |url=http://books.google.ca/books?id=A6yYWC2QtZUC&pg=PA42 |accessdate=3 January 2011}}</ref>


==Biography==
==Biography==
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In 1989, Turashvili was one of the leaders of the student protest action taking place at the [[Davidgareja]] monasteries in eastern [[Georgia (country)|Georgia]], whose territory was exploited by the [[Soviet Union]] military as a training ground. His first novels, published in 1988, are based on the turmoil of those events. The premier of his play ''Jeans Generation'' was held in May 2001. Turashvili's other publications include the travelogues ''Known and Unknown America'' (1993) and ''Kathmandu'' (1998), and two collections of short fiction and movie scripts; his first collection of short fiction is ''Merani'' (1991).


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Besides scripts, Turashvili writes novels, short stories and plays, including 16 books in Georgia. His works have been translated into seven languages and published in periodicals of various countries. His novel ''Flight from the USSR'' has been published in five European countries. He is the author of Georgian best-sellers and has participated in Mountaineers' expedition in the mountains of the Caucasus, Andes and Himalayas. Furthermore, he is the author of scientific-research letters in literary criticism and historiography. He has translated both prosaic and poetic texts from Russian, English, Spanish, and Turkish.
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In 1989, he was one of the leaders of the student protest action taking place at the [[Davidgareja]] monasteries in eastern [[Georgia (country)|Georgia]], whose territory was exploited by the [[Soviet Union]] military as a training ground. His first novels, published in 1988, are based on the turmoil of those events. The premier of his play ''[[Flight from the USSR|Jeans Generation]]'' was held in May 2001. Turashvili's other publications include the travelogues ''[[Katmandu]]'' (1998) and ''Known and Unknown [[United States|America]]'' (1993), and two collections of short fiction and movie scripts; his first collection of short fiction is ''Merani'' (1991).

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Besides scripts, he writes novels, short stories and plays. Dato Turashvili has published about 16 books in Georgia. His works are translated into seven languages and published in different periodical editions of various countries. His novel ''[[Flight from the USSR|Jeans Generation]]'' has already been published in five European countries. He is the author of Georgian best-sellers and has participated in Alpinists’ expedition in the mountains of the Caucasus, Andes and Himalayas. Furthermore, he is the author of scientific-research letters in literary criticism and historiography. He has translated both prosaic and poetic texts from [[Russian language|Russian]] , [[Spanish language|Spanish]], [[Turkish language|Turkish]] and [[English language|English]] languages.


==Bibliography==
==Bibliography==
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*Where did Sumerians Go (1997)
*Where did Sumerians Go (1997)
*My Irish Grandfather (1999)
*My Irish Grandfather (1999)
*Kathmandu (2000)
*Kathmandu (1998)
*A night of a Sunk City (2003)
*Tibet is not Far Away (2001)
*A Night of a Sunken City (2003)
*Tibet is not Far (2005)
*Black Sneakers (2006)
*Gurji Khatun (2007)
*Gurji Khatun (2007)
*[[Flight from the USSR|Jeans Generation]] (2009)
*Flight from the USSR (Jeans Generation) (2008)
*Black Cats (2010)
*The Thirteenth (2009)
*American Fairy Tales (2010)
*The Third (2011)
*[[American fairy Tales]] (2011)
*If I were a Football Player (2011)
*If I were a footballer (2011)
*While Waiting for Dodo (2012)
*While Waiting for Dodo (2012)
*Once upon a Time (2012)
*The King of Woods (2013)
*The King of Woods (2013)
*Another Amsterdam (2014)


===Plays===
===Plays===
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*Dialogues in Train (1993), [[Rustaveli Theatre]]
*Dialogues in Train (1993), [[Rustaveli Theatre]]
*Troubadour (1997), Manhattan Theatrical Studio and Tkibuli Public Theatre
*Troubadour (1997), Manhattan Theatrical Studio and Tkibuli Public Theatre
*Jeans Generation (2000), Free Theatre
*Jeans Generation (2001), Free Theatre
*Green Horizon (2003), Free Theatre
*Green Horizon (2003), Free Theatre
*Two Islands in the Black Sea (2005), Bolnisi Theatre
*Two Islands in the Black Sea (2005), Bolnisi Theatre
*Tomorrow they will Fly above our Garden (2007), Theatre “Come and See”
*Tomorrow they will fly above our Garden (2007), “Come and See” Theatre
*Border Line (2008), [[Marjanishvili Theatre]]
*Border Line (2008), [[Marjanishvili Theatre]]
*Black Sneakers (2009), Free Theatre
*Black Sneakers (2009), Free Theatre
*Euro-Georgia (2011), Marjanishvili Theatre
*Euro-Georgia (2011), Marjanishvili Theatre
*While Waiting for Dodo (2012), Akhaltsikhe Theatre
*While Waiting for Dodo (2012), Akhaltsikhe Theatre
*While Waiting for Dodo (2013), Marjanishvili Theater
*While Waiting for Dodo (2013), Marjanishvili Theatre


==Translations==
==Translations==
*Jeans Generation, Translated into Dutch language by Ingrid Dekhrave, publishing house Cossee (2013)
*Jeans Generation, Translated into Dutch by Ingrid Dekhrave, publishing house Cossee (2013)
*Jeans Generation, translated into Croatian language, publishing house Sandorf (2013)
*Jeans Generation, translated into Croatian, publishing house Sandorf (2013)
*Jeans Generation, translated into Italian language by Ketevan Charkviani, Publishing house Palombi Editori (2013)
*Jeans Generation, translated into Italian by Ketevan Charkviani, Publishing house Palombi Editori (2013)
*Jeans Generation, translated into Turkish language by [[Fahrettin Çiloğlu]], Publishing house Ezgi Kitabevi (2012)
*Jeans Generation, translated into Turkish by [[Fahrettin Çiloğlu]], Publishing house Ezgi Kitabevi (2012)
*Jeans Generation, translated into Armenian by Esmeralda Yeritsyan, Publishing house Antares [Անտարես] (2014)<ref>{{cite web|url=https://bookmark.am/product/ջ-171184/|title=Ջինսի սերունդը {{!}} Դաթո Տուրաշվիլի|language=hy|website=bookmark.am|access-date=18 April 2024}}</ref>


==Awards==
==Awards==
* Literary Award “Saba” in the nomination “The Best Play”. Black Sneakers (2008)
* Literary Award “Saba” in the nomination for “The Best Novel” - Black Sneakers (2008)


==References==
==References==
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[[Category:Male writers from Georgia (country)]]
[[Category:Male writers from Georgia (country)]]
[[Category:People from Tbilisi]]
[[Category:Writers from Tbilisi]]
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[[Category:International Writing Program alumni]]




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Latest revision as of 16:37, 18 April 2024

David Turashvili
Native name
დავით ტურაშვილი
BornDavid Turashvili
May 10, 1966
Tbilisi, Georgia
OccupationNovelist
Literary movementPostmodernism
Notable worksJeans Generation (2008)

David "Dato" Turashvili (Georgian: დავით (დათო) ტურაშვილი) (born May 10, 1966 in Tbilisi) is a Georgian fiction writer.[1]

Biography

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In 1989, Turashvili was one of the leaders of the student protest action taking place at the Davidgareja monasteries in eastern Georgia, whose territory was exploited by the Soviet Union military as a training ground. His first novels, published in 1988, are based on the turmoil of those events. The premier of his play Jeans Generation was held in May 2001. Turashvili's other publications include the travelogues Known and Unknown America (1993) and Kathmandu (1998), and two collections of short fiction and movie scripts; his first collection of short fiction is Merani (1991).

Besides scripts, Turashvili writes novels, short stories and plays, including 16 books in Georgia. His works have been translated into seven languages and published in periodicals of various countries. His novel Flight from the USSR has been published in five European countries. He is the author of Georgian best-sellers and has participated in Mountaineers' expedition in the mountains of the Caucasus, Andes and Himalayas. Furthermore, he is the author of scientific-research letters in literary criticism and historiography. He has translated both prosaic and poetic texts from Russian, English, Spanish, and Turkish.

Bibliography

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  • A Collection of Short Stories (1991)
  • Known and Unknown America (1993)
  • Festival of Loneliness (1995)
  • Where did Sumerians Go (1997)
  • My Irish Grandfather (1999)
  • Kathmandu (1998)
  • Tibet is not Far Away (2001)
  • A Night of a Sunken City (2003)
  • Black Sneakers (2006)
  • Gurji Khatun (2007)
  • Flight from the USSR (Jeans Generation) (2008)
  • The Thirteenth (2009)
  • American Fairy Tales (2010)
  • If I were a Football Player (2011)
  • While Waiting for Dodo (2012)
  • Once upon a Time (2012)
  • The King of Woods (2013)
  • Another Amsterdam (2014)

Plays

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  • One Fine Day (1991), Kutaisi Drama Theatre
  • Dialogues in Train (1993), Rustaveli Theatre
  • Troubadour (1997), Manhattan Theatrical Studio and Tkibuli Public Theatre
  • Jeans Generation (2001), Free Theatre
  • Green Horizon (2003), Free Theatre
  • Two Islands in the Black Sea (2005), Bolnisi Theatre
  • Tomorrow they will fly above our Garden (2007), “Come and See” Theatre
  • Border Line (2008), Marjanishvili Theatre
  • Black Sneakers (2009), Free Theatre
  • Euro-Georgia (2011), Marjanishvili Theatre
  • While Waiting for Dodo (2012), Akhaltsikhe Theatre
  • While Waiting for Dodo (2013), Marjanishvili Theatre

Translations

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  • Jeans Generation, Translated into Dutch by Ingrid Dekhrave, publishing house Cossee (2013)
  • Jeans Generation, translated into Croatian, publishing house Sandorf (2013)
  • Jeans Generation, translated into Italian by Ketevan Charkviani, Publishing house Palombi Editori (2013)
  • Jeans Generation, translated into Turkish by Fahrettin Çiloğlu, Publishing house Ezgi Kitabevi (2012)
  • Jeans Generation, translated into Armenian by Esmeralda Yeritsyan, Publishing house Antares [Անտարես] (2014)[2]

Awards

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  • Literary Award “Saba” in the nomination for “The Best Novel” - Black Sneakers (2008)

References

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  1. ^ Noble, Jong; Kohn, Michael; Systermans, Danielle (2008). Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan. Lonely Planet. p. 42. ISBN 9781741044775. Retrieved 3 January 2011.
  2. ^ "Ջինսի սերունդը | Դաթո Տուրաշվիլի". bookmark.am (in Armenian). Retrieved 18 April 2024.

See also

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