Everyman’s Library

…used Kelmscott-inspired endpapers for his Everyman’s Library; Stone and Kimball of Chicago and Thomas Mosher of Maine, who issued small, readable editions of avant-garde writers with Art Nouveau bindings and decorated title pages; the Insel Verlag in Germany, with millions of inexpensive yet well-printed and designed pocket books—these and their…

…letters who, as editor of Everyman’s Library, a series of inexpensive editions of world classics, influenced the literary taste of his own and succeeding generations.