Treaty of Stupidity is neither diary, nor memoir, but an experimental literary attempt to capture certain seconds, minutes, days and the time, that in spite of complexity put its bittersweet trace to life and now it is called the Past. According to the author this is a story about the Time in which something has forever ended. Sharp sadness of 90s - with its humans, events and stories; impressions of childhood - judges of the future; love affairs - with honorable deeds and bitter sorrow, is brilliantly told by the contemporary Georgian poet whose life experiences often reminds his own poetry and vise versa and this connection grants the book additional appeal.




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