The trilogy was well received and critics Grigorios Xenopoulos and Kostis Palamas spoke of it as providing a generous contribution to the development of the Greek social novel. In 1907 this saga reached a new level of popularity when it was adapted into a play called "Nea Yineka" ("New Woman") which starred Marika Kotopouli who was one of the most famous dramatic actresses of the 20th century. In addition to this famous trilogy Parren also published "To Maramenon Krinon" ("The Faded Lily") and "Horis Onoma" ("Without a Name"), which unfortunately has been lost since their initial creation. Parren died in Athens on January 15, 1940.