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Here is a comprehensive guide to the Jeeves and Wooster books in order, along with five unique facts about the series. 1. “Thank You, Jeeves” (1934): In this first full-length novel of the series, Bertie’s banjo-playing hobby threatens to ruin his friendship with his Aunt Dahlia. Jeeves, as always, must come to the rescue.
As with every P.G. Wodehouse book, The Inimitable Jeeves is highly entertaining, doing little in the way of delivering inventive plots but instead relying upon Wodehouse’s inventive writing style to avail material that is as fresh as it is funny. Book Series In Order » Authors » P.G. Wodehouse 2 Responses to “P.G. Wodehouse”
Martin Jarvis, Comedy King, turns 80 - Valerie Grove. Martin Jarvis has now recorded 195 Just William stories and PG Wodehouse’s funniest book. No sooner had Esther Rantzen said on Radio 4, ‘Make us laugh during lockdown – give us Martin Jarvis reading Just William, give us P G Wodehouse,’ than it was done.
- Blandings Castle
- The Drones Club
- Golf Stories
- Jeeves
- Mr Mulliner
- Psmith
- School Stories
- Ukridge
- Uncle Fred
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The upper-class inhabitants of the fictional Blandings Castle, including the eccentric Lord Emsworth, obsessed by his prize-winning pig, the "Empress of Blandings", are the subject of eleven novels and nine short stories, written between 1915 and Wodehouse's death in 1975. 1. Something Fresh (1915) (U.S. title: Something New) 2. Leave it to Psmith(...
The members of the Drones Club, a raucous social club for London's idle rich which was born in the Jeeves stories, are the subject of a number of separate stories, told by various narrators. 1. Young Men in Spats (1936) – Eleven short stories about members of The Drones Club, three told by Mr Mulliner 2. Lord Emsworth and Others (1937) – A story ab...
Wodehouse wrote many of his short stories – though no novels – about the sport of golf, which all characters involved consider the only worthwhile pursuit in life. The Oldest Membernarrates most of them. 1. The Man Upstairs(1914) – One story in a book of nineteen 2. The Clicking of Cuthbert (1922) – Ten stories, nine told by the Oldest Member (U.S....
See also: The Jeeves books The wealthy, foppish Bertie Wooster narrates a number of stories and novels, which, collectively called the Jeeves canon, are Wodehouse's most famous. They recount the improbable and unfortunate situations in which Bertie and his friends find themselves, and the manner in which his ingenious valet Jeeves is always able to...
Mr Mullineris a long-winded pub raconteur who tells outrageous stories about his family. 1. Meet Mr Mulliner(1927) – Nine short stories 2. Mr Mulliner Speaking(1929) – Nine short stories 3. Mulliner Nights(1933) – Nine short stories 4. Blandings Castle(1935) – Twelve short stories, five of which are about Mulliner 5. Young Men in Spats (1936) – Ele...
Psmith is an ingenious jack-of-all-trades. The worlds of Psmith and Blandings overlap, as in his final adventure Psmith visits the Castle, becomes a friend of Freddie Threepwood and is eventually employed by Lord Emsworth. 1. Mike (1909) – Reissued in two parts as Mike at Wrykyn and Mike and Psmith in 1953; the second part also published as Enter P...
The Gold Bat(1904)Stanley Featherstonehaugh Ukridgeis a scheming character, always looking to enlarge his income. 1. Love Among the Chickens(1906) – The only full-length Ukridge novel 2. Ukridge (1924) – Ten short stories, which apparently take place before the events of Love Among the Chickens 3. Lord Emsworth and Others(1937) – Three stories in a book of nine 4. E...
Pongo Twistleton's Uncle Fred is a wily and mischievous former Pelican, with a love of taking of false identities. 1. Young Men in Spats (1936) – Eleven short stories about members of The Drones Club, one of which introduces Uncle Fred 2. Uncle Fred in the Springtime(1939) 3. Uncle Dynamite(1948) 4. Cocktail Time(1958) 5. Service With a Smile(1961)
William Tell Told Again(1904)Not George Washington(1907) – A semi-autobiographical novelThe Globe By the Way Book (1908) – A compilation from the column "By the Way", written by Wodehouse and Herbert Westbrook, which appeared in The GlobeThe Swoop(1909)P. G. Wodehouse bibliography. Sir Pelham Grenville Wodehouse, KBE (/ ˈwʊdhaʊs /; 1881–1975) was a prolific English author, humorist and scriptwriter. After being educated at Dulwich College, to which he remained devoted all his life, he was employed by a bank, but disliked the work and wrote magazine pieces in his spare time. [1]
Uk Title [7][8][9][10]Year Of Uk PublicationUk Publisher (all Publishers Based In ...Us Title1902The Pothunters1903A Prefect's Uncle1904The Gold Bat1904William Tell Told AgainSir Pelham Grenville Wodehouse (1881-1975) was an English author of comic short stories and novels, best known for his Jeeves and Blandings Castle series. Widely considered a master of prose in the English language, the prolific author was admired by fellow contemporary authors such as Hilaire Belloc, Evelyn Waugh and Rudyard Kipling and modern ...
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Oct 10, 2022 · Jeeves and Wooster Stories, not written by P.G. Wodehouse. “Aunts Aren’t Gentlemen” is the last novel in the Jeeves series written by P.G. Wodehouse, but the Wodehouse estate authorized the publication of a few “hommage” books written by other writers. Jeeves and the Wedding Bells (2013) – Written by British novelist Sebastian ...
