Below: Narikala Fortress at dusk 
Publications about Georgia
At one time our book list was a fairly comprehensive list of English-language books about Georgia. Today dozens more books are available online; search for “Caucasus,” “Georgia Republic,” and “nation of Georgia.” Still, the GCOF book list is an excellent place to start your research.
The Georgian Times is an English-language daily newspaper published in Tbilisi.
Civil Georgia is an excellent online magazine.
View of Mtskheta from Jvari, below 
Links about Georgia
In 2003 we were able to make a fairly comprehensive list of Georgian-related web sites. No more! These are some of the most interesting and information-packed sites.
Georgia Development Gateway
Portal to business development, government, tourism, and culture
Atlapedia
Basic facts, plus excellent abbreviated history
Georgian Association in the U.S.
An essential site for Georgian-related events and locations in the U.S.
Mavicanet
Links to dozens of sites on economy, culture, history, government, travel
National Parliamentary Library
Electronic anthologies of literature, economics, medicine, and other topics
Besiki Sisauri's site
One of the first comprehensive sites about Georgian culture
Adventures Great and Small
Travel to Georgia
EurasiaNet
Best information on current news
Parliament of Georgia
Government and current news
Internet Access and Training Program in Georgia
A program of the U.S. Department of State, with links to news articles on the environment, health, and reform
CIA World Factbook
Government, geography, transportation, communications, military
David Mchedlishvili’s site
No longer updated, but thorough basic information; click on About Georgia in left pane
International Association of Young Diplomats (IAYD)
Basic Georgian information and history
Human Rights.GE
Portal for human rights issues in Georgia
Yahoo! Travel Guide
Travel information
The Embassy of Georgia to U.S., Canada, and Mexico
NATO, EU, business relations, downloadable fonts
U.S. Embassy in Tbilisi
Essential travel information
Radio Free Europe
Current news
Tan Wee Cheng’s site
World traveler Wee Cheng’s travelogue of 2000 Georgian trip
Georgi Kokochashvili of the Norwegian Refugee Council
History, geography
Lonely Planet
Travel information
Below: Three Georgian Angels show off their new blankets
