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Ernest Rhys Book order (chronological)
Ernest Rhys was an English writer, whose legacy is primarily defined by his foundational role in establishing the Everyman's Library series, making classic literature accessible to a broad audience. Rhys explored a diverse range of literary forms, contributing essays, stories, poetry, novels, and plays, showcasing his extensive literary interests. His early editorial work on the Camelot series and his involvement with the Rhymer's Club highlight his deep engagement with the literary world. Rhys's vision and perseverance in championing the ambitious Everyman's project, aimed at publishing a thousand titles, left an indelible mark on publishing history.
