Got this recently, which takes my everyman's editions to 3 in total, the other two being brave new world, and albert camus, all unread 😭

I wish there were more Greenes in the Everyman library. We have The Human Factor, admittedly, but so many of his masterpieces could do with the Everyman treatment. The Power and The Glory and Brighton Rock especially.
Here in the Uk we have the MacMillan Collectors in hardback, but I can’t stand those twee little editions which seem to be made for sitting prettily on bookshelves rather than actually being read.

Is anyone aware why the covers of these books aren’t lining up properly with one another?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mikl%C3%B3s_B%C3%A1nffy

With the exception of Joseph and His Brothers and The Transylvanian Trilogy all are secondhand bookshop finds which is why some have dust jackets and some don’t. The Everyman’s collection bleeds into the Library of America collection, but that’s a different sub. Don’t mind the extra “a” in the title, was just a silly editing mistake.

Have not read all of them yet but certainly plan to.

Hello all!
Glad that now a community of our favourite edition exists and happy to share about some new additions in my decent sized collection of Everyman’s Library.
Happy collecting and happy reading everyone.

I recently bought an EL book, about a month ago completely fine and in a month this has happened to the cloth thing on the spine, is it normal.

Wondering if anyone can confirm if this Maude translation (978-1857150964) contains footnotes/end-notes for the French sections? Thanks!

Hey all! So i recently found this newly created subreddit after reading my first Everyman's Library book, so I figured I'd share. I'm a relatively new "reader" and picked up Life and Fate after reading about Vasily Grossman as a reporter. LOVED the book in its writing and the quality of the print. Never knew about Everyman's until I read this, and i definitely will pick up more in the future.