Galsworthy has been writing The Forsyte Saga for more than 15 years. A cycle that truly has no analogues in terms of scale, covering the lives of more than one generation of the Forsyth family and their immediate environment. Having repeatedly served as the basis for television series and films, this epic family saga, on the one hand, raises acute social issues, and on the other, tells about the fate of people whose life experiences will not leave anyone indifferent. Vivid characters, unexpected plot twists, love and passion that sweep away everything in its path, gossip, intrigues, intrigues, secrets — this is the basis for the success of this never-outdated book. . John Galsworthy is an outstanding English writer of the first half of the 20th century, author of the books "The Island of the Pharisees", "Modern Comedy" and "The Dark Flower", winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1932. — "The Saga of the Forsytes" is the author's main work, a large—scale family saga that has no analogues in its scope. — The Forsyte Saga has often been the basis of films and television series. On September 1, 2025, a new British six-episode television series was released. — An edition in the "Exclusive Classics" series — in a recognizable design and in a hardcover.