Tamaz chiladze biography

Born in 1931, is a prominent Georgian writer, dramatist and poet. After graduating in 1954 from Tbilisi State University, having studied philology, he published his first volume of poetry.

He is now primarily known as a playwright, though his short fiction and novels are also considered as classics of Georgian Literature. He is the elder brother of Otar Chiladze. Soon after graduating Tamaz Chiladze started working for then widely popular magazine Tsiskari (The Daybreak), later became the chief editor of the magazine Sabchota Khelovneba (The Soviet Art) (1973-81).

Born in , is a prominent Georgian writer, dramatist and poet.

Born in , Tamaz Chiladze is one of the most recognized Georgian writer, playwright and poet.

Tamaz Chiladze was a Georgian writer, dramatist and poet.

Elder sibling of writer Otar Chiladze, he himself became a distinguished writer, dramatist, and poet, renowned for his literary contributions.

The following is an interview with Tamaz Chiladze, author of The Brueghel Moon.

From 1991 he was reading a course of lectures in dramaturgy at Georgia’s Theater and Cinema Institute. During the years 1997-2008 he was the chief editor of the magazine Mnatobi (The Luminary). Tamaz Chiladze has authored numerous dramas, poetry and prose collections, as well as such acclaimed novels as Noon (1963), A Pool (1972), A Cactus Garden (1994),