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Giorgi Kekelidze is a young Georgian poet, novelist, publicist, and scholar. For several years now, he has been in charge of the country's largest library - the Director General of the Parliamentary Library. He was born and raised in a colourful corner of Georgia - Guria. That's where the title of the book Guria Diary comes from. This book is the best example of the currently popular genre of non-fiction, documentary prose based on memories with a clearly expressed author's position and elements of artistry. It contains not only private stories, but also real parables full of deep meaning. This is an autobiographical essay in which a personal story is intertwined with the history of an entire nation. Giorgi Kekelidze writes not only about what he has seen, heard, and experienced, but also places very wise, precise, and instructive accents. Sometimes he only asks questions and leaves the right to answer to us, the readers.