He didn't write novels or poetry, but he did write several books, mainly focused on his experiences with broadcasting and his views on public service. Here are some of his most notable works:
* Into the Wind (1949): Reith's autobiography, reflecting on his life and career.
* Broadcast Over Britain (1924): This book provided a clear statement of Reith’s vision for the BBC, outlining his ideals of impartiality, integrity, and a commitment to public service.
* The Third Programme (1948): This book reflects on the founding of the BBC's Third Programme, a channel dedicated to more intellectual and cultural programming.
* The BBC: The First Ten Years (1932): An overview of the early years of the BBC and its development.
* The Speeches of the Rt. Hon. Lord Reith (1953): A collection of Reith's public speeches on various topics, including broadcasting, public service, and politics.
While these are some of his most notable works, Reith also wrote a number of articles and speeches on various topics throughout his career.
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