A. H. Tammsaare's classic work, 'Truth and Justice', has seen a resurgence in interest with the release of a commented edition coinciding with the centenary of its first publication. This edition, which was published on Estonian Literature Day, has sold out rapidly, indicating a strong demand among literary enthusiasts. Maarja Vaino, the lead editor and a Tammsaare researcher, is currently engaged with booksellers eager to restock this popular book as readers inquire about future segments and their commentaries.

Vaino expressed her desire to expand the commentary on the first part of the book, emphasizing that there are numerous areas within 'Truth and Justice' that could benefit from further explanation. Esteemed contributors to this edition include folklorist Marju Kõivupuu, religion historian Jaan Lahe, and historian Ülle Tarkiainen, adding depth to the commentary. The collaborative effort reflects the complex themes present in Tammsaare's work, with potential for additional insights in various fields, especially in law.

Looking ahead, Vaino has highlighted the third part of the series, which tackles the events of the 1905 revolution, as needing substantial commentary due to the significant alterations made by the author in comparison to the first edition. This indicates a wider discourse on how historical events shaped Tammsaare's narrative and is likely to attract further scholarship and interest from both literary critics and the reading public, as the anticipation for the next editions grows.