Isaac Singer in the most important text of his autobiographical trilogy. The horror of the great war, the life and customs of the Jews, and the quests of the intellectuals of the era are vividly recorded by a gifted pen.
The particularly favorable reception given to the first twelve books in the series "the unknown Nobel prizes in literature" was the best proof that this series filled a significant publishing gap. This realization takes on other dimensions, as it coincides with a continuing shift of the reading public towards classic editions. Editions of classic authors, who come back into the spotlight, as their work has a timeless function.