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Jeeves and the Wedding Bells is the result of the commissioning of Sebastian Faulks by P.G. Wodehouse’s literary estate to write a new o...

I do believe that, given the glorious Wodehouseaness (d’you like my neologism?) of Psmith as a character, the Psmith novels comprise a...

Stanley Featherstone (pronounced “Fanshawe”) Ukridge is not the first Wodehouse character who would spring to the mind of a casual read...

When I was a younger man and used to drink in a very suburban members’ club, one of the other members – a blue-rinsed widow of the pearl...

OK, quick question for you:   What do Rupert (aka Ronald) Psmith and Ray Langston from CSI have in common?   Go on, have a guess.   No idea...

The many references to P.G. Wodehouse and the Blandings Castle books in particular have prompted me to start re-reading them in chronologi...

It’s Literary Book Blog Hop time again, hosted by The Blue Bookcase .   This week’s question is posed by Mel U from  The Reading Life who ...

I wasn’t going to write this, the second of my posts on important books in my life, for a while.   I have a backlog of reviews to write and ...