<DIV><p>"Wesker's reputation has survived the vicissitudes of fashion ... (the plays') widespread and lasting popularity indicates a universality of theme and a strong sense of theatre ... what we continue to value in him most is the sheer vitality of his art. He is a natural writer."&mdash;Margaret Drabble</p> <p> <I>Chicken Soup with Barley</I>, <I>Roots</I>, and <I>I'm Talking About Jerusalem</I>:</p> <p>"The passion of Mr. Wesker's theme is matched by the living fire in his writing ... its quality is undiminished by the passing years."&mdash;Bernard Levin</p> <p>"The theme is a vast one and Mr. Wesker is splendidly equipped to handle it. Like many Jewish writers, he thinks internationally, yet feels domestically; and it is this combination of attributes that enables him to bring gigantic events and ordinary people into the same sharp focus."&mdash;Kenneth Tynan, <I>Observer</I></p> <p>"A trilogy which will act as a monument to its era."&mdash;<I>Daily Mail</I></p></DIV>