I’m Niko Lortkipanidze, a freelance writer with a background in English Philology. I research carefully, structure long arguments, and explain difficult ideas in plain, precise English.
Long-form pieces built around a clear question, evidence from named sources, and a conclusion that earns its place.
Argues that Stephen Dedalus wins artistic freedom by reforging language, social codes, and nationalism rather than simply rebelling, and ties the novel’s five-part structure to that process using four critical sources.
Read the full paper (PDF) →Reads the novel’s three-part structure as spatial form and combines three critical frameworks to show how its formal experiments serve its feminist and philosophical aims.
Read the full paper (PDF) →Makes the case for ethical and factual precision in how we talk about illness, following Sontag’s argument against the myths that grew around tuberculosis, cancer, and AIDS.
Read the full essay (PDF) →“Joyce presents true artistic freedom as an act of profound creative mastery over one’s own confinement.”
Reviews and analyses that connect what is on screen to the ideas behind it.
Follows guilt through every character in Bergman’s medieval tragedy, using the cinematography, the clash of pagan and Christian faith, and the final miracle of the spring.
Read the full piece (PDF) →A close reading of the 1972 chamber piece: its red interiors, its four women, and the way memory and grief reshape the past.
Read the full piece (PDF) →Summarizes the plot and gives a verdict, setting the film’s eccentric English and American women against the rise of Fascist Italy.
Read the full piece (PDF) →Short stories, monologues, and a poem in translation: the creative side of the same attention to language.
The opening chapter of a story narrated by a young Englishman torn between a cold, proper home and the Mediterranean summers that made him feel alive.
Read the full story (PDF) →A carer slowly learns that her patient’s story of a bookshop was never a trick, and what that means for how she sees the woman and her family.
Read the full story (PDF) →A restless first-person piece sparked by an evening at the opera, circling talent, doubt, and the fear of a voice that never finds its vessel.
Read the full piece (PDF) →A mother seen through coffee, smoke, and silence: tender, unsparing, and told in close first person.
Read the full piece (PDF) →An old woman watches a church lose its doors and measures her own usefulness against it.
Read the full story (PDF) →An English rendering of a poem about silence, complicity, and memory. Because the original is another poet’s work, the full text is shared on request.
Request the translation →Pieces of 2,000+ words with a clear question, a logical argument, and a conclusion that ties it together.
Claims tied to named sources, with full reference lists in the research papers.
Literary theory, film, and medical humanities explained so a non-specialist can follow.
Analysis, criticism, fiction, and translation, each written to suit its reader.
I’m a Tbilisi-based writer with a Bachelor’s degree in English Philology from Caucasus University. Writing is my passion, and I have worked as a freelance writer. I have also taught English since 2022 and worked in client-facing roles, most recently as a Sales Account Manager running paid social campaigns, where I turned data and client needs into clear plans and regular reports.
Now I’m looking to move from freelance projects to a contract writing role where I can write full time, keep learning, and deliver careful work to a clear brief.
I’m open to contract writing roles. More samples are available on request.