What I’m Afraid To Write+Immigrating into serious writing

By Marta Urushadze on November 15, 2018

My days in the camp were like a slow song. They were nice.

I’m sitting at a table in my cottage N11.

Listening to Mitski – Two Slow Dancers.

Everything makes more sense from a distance. So I need to go back to Tbilisi and look at these days from afar. But the fact that I’ll miss it is a fact already.

It’s so easy to stay in your own bubble. You become lazy and unmotivated. You don’t even want to look outside. But sometimes you get a chance to travel somewhere new, meet new people from your generation and find out, they are just like you and you fit with them like a piece of a puzzle.

You’d have never guessed you were just a piece before meeting them.

Really hope to meet other puzzles somewhere in the future.

But now I need to go back to Tbilisi and continue editing my book.

Safe.

knowing for a fact, that all over the world, people my age are sitting in their rooms, writing and dreaming.

Just like me.

Marta Urushadze

Was born in Tbilisi, Georgia on 29.12.1993. Finished school in 2012. Studied psychology at Tbilisi State University (2013-2014). And Film Direction at Shota Rustaveli Film and Theatre State University (2014-2018). Started to write my first novel in 2015. And will finish editing it very soon. And the only thing that matters to me from this list, is my novel by the way.

 

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