The Forsyte Saga

For the high art of narrative, the pinnacle of which is „The Forsyte Saga», the classic of English literature John Galsworthy became a Nobel laureate (1932). His most popular cycle of novels, recreating the history of the Forsyte clan against... the backdrop of England's history, from the Victorian era to the 1920s, is written about family and life in all its fullness and complexity. Behind the outward success of the influential, stiff-lipped Forsytes, representatives of the upper echelons of English bourgeoisie, who discreetly discuss dividends and stock prices, madness of passion, familial feud, hopeless love, and the pain of loneliness is revealed.
This edition features the second major cycle about the generations of the Forsyte family, telling about the young representatives of the family clan and received the general title «Modern Comedy».