Which famous author pioneered an early subscription-based book delivery service in the 1800s that is considered a precursor to modern book subscription boxes and loyalty programs?

Many famous authors have ventured beyond writing into the world of retail and business. This poll tests your knowledge about notable literary figures who transformed the bookselling and publishing landscape through innovative retail concepts, loyalty programs, or e-commerce initiatives that changed how we discover and purchase books. Can you identify the correct connection between literary genius and retail innovation?

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Charles Dickens, who created the 'Dickens' Monthly Serial' subscription delivery model for his novels
Mark Twain, who established the 'Mississippi Book Society' with monthly deliveries to rural readers
Jane Austen, who launched the 'Pemberly Collection' - a quarterly ladies' book subscription service
Edgar Allan Poe, who developed the 'Raven's Delivery' - a monthly mystery book subscription club