George Koulaxidis was born in Essentuki on the first of April in 1991. It is a small town in southwestern Russia, with a strong presence of the Greek population. After the Perestroika, when the borders of USSR were opened he repatriated with his family to Greece in 1995, in the village of Herso in Kilkis. They lived there until 2001, when they moved to Cyprus, where they live until today in city of Paphos.
He was fascinated by reading literary books from an early age. His favorite books were "Les Miserables" by Victor Hugo and "The Count of Montecristo" by Alexandre Dumas. At the age of fifteen, he felt the desire to write poems and managed to get first place in a poetry competition, with the poem "I want". But due to puberty, for some strange reason he stopped writing, throwing all his works in the trash.
He studied silver-goldsmithing, but without later working professionally in this field.
In 2020, during the unprecedented quarantine, he decided to awaken his lost desire and write his first book. He had a great need to do so and this is how his imagination was captured in the novella "A little planet". At the same time he wrote other short stories and fairytales.
His dream is to express himself through his works and to convey his concerns about social issues to his readers!
