Zaza Koshkadze (Levan Tsertsvadze) was born in 1982 and graduated from the Institute of Traditional and Contemporary Art in Tbilisi, majoring in Georgian folk music. With his fellow young poets he co-founded the Net Of Alternative Poetry, and later the Pink Bus. He translated Charles Bukowski, Allen Ginsberg, Chuck Palahniuk, Rog Phillips, Stephen King, Richard Laymon and other contemporary writers. His short story Me, My Grandma, Grand Grandma and Aliens was included in the anthology 15 Best Georgian Stories in 2012. Koshkadze's poems have been translated into six languages.
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