The publishing house "InfoGnomon" delivers to Greeks one of the most influential, perhaps the most heraldic book of our time. Forty interviews by Giorgos Lianis from 1970 to the present. The title "Conversing with the 20th Century" is literal. The author... conversed with great personalities who left their mark primarily in the 20th century.

Ritsos, Elytis, Varnalis, Eggonopoulos, Skarimpas, Anagnostakis, Karouzos, Christianopoulos, Tsitsanis, Bagandreas, Koun, Tsarouchis, Theodorakis, Hadjidakis, Papadopoulos, Panagoulis, Moustaklis, Kampanellis, Katrakis, Horn, Lampertis, Vengos, Kourkoulos, Mercouri, Papa, Dantounakis, Alexandrakis, Voyiouklaki, Laskaris, Kazantzidis, Bithikotsis, Mouschouri, Galis, Savvopoulos, Markopoulos, Mikroutsikos, Smoktounovski, Plisetskaya, Waida, and Falacci form the "ark" of Giorgos Lianis.

The book is 647 pages long, featuring rare photographs and documents. The publication is greeted by former President of the Republic Prokopis Pavlopoulos, Mikis Theodorakis (who calls Lianis the "poet of journalism"), Lefteris Papadopoulos (who says that "Lianis is the best Greek journalist"), and Kostas Laliotis. The foreword is written by Evangelos Venizelos.

This book is written by a "frontline" journalist who has worked for half a century in the largest Greek magazines and newspapers. With the captivating pen of the author, the intellectual beacons of the Greek archipelago come alive, revealing visions and dramas of Hellenism.

The incisiveness of the questions, the boldness, and the breakthrough into the psyche of the 40 "protagonists" result in the book being dramatically relevant. However, at the same time, it is an optimistic book, essential for people who care not only about their personal fate but also about the fate of the great country where they were born.

Finally, the book is a "do not forget me" from the very "protagonists" themselves, who were loved by the Greeks, some adored, and who drew the borders of Greece far away.