"I, Margarita" is a collection of stories and short narratives that illuminates the complex web of human relationships. The author, Anna Kordsaia-Samadaschwili, a Georgian writer, recounts the challenges and disappointments that life holds for women. With a sharp focus on themes of love, hate, sex, and disappointment, she conveys her stories with a blend of emotionality and cynicism. The protagonist, a woman from Tbilisi with a Russian-Armenian mother, struggles against societal prejudices and personal setbacks. These narratives are not only a reflection of Georgian society but also universal tales about the human experience that provoke thought in readers. Kordsaia-Samadaschwili, who has received multiple awards for her literary works, brings a fresh perspective to fiction with her unique style and viewpoint.