"Fifteen Chapters of an Autobiography" is a fascinating literary journey into the life of the outstanding English philosopher and mathematician George William Erskine Russell. In his autobiography, Russell shares with readers not only his achievements, research and discoveries, but also his personal experiences, reflections and doubts. The author sincerely talks about his childhood, the first steps in science, the struggle with difficulties and the search for meaning in life. He does not shy away from difficult questions of philosophy, expresses his own views on morality, politics, religion and other aspects of human existence. Each of the fifteen chapters of the book is a separate story that complements the picture of the author's life and his worldview. Reading this book, we get the opportunity to reflect on our own life, values and beliefs, as well as discover the unique personality of George Russell, who influenced the development of philosophy and science of the 20th century."