A Wodehouse Miscellany

MP3 Audio CD. P.G. Wodehouse has outdone himself once again through this exciting, droll and extremely diverse series of stories and anecdotes that he so masterfully engages with his characteristic wit. The collection will keep you on your toes, and you won?t be able to help having a hearty laugh at Wodehouse?s surprising interjections and incredibly droll ? and often quite unbelievable ? descriptions of people and events.

The author is known as one of the best authors of comedy prose in British literature. He wrote most of his novels ? famous works such as the Jeeves and Blandings books ? in the early 20th century, but reached a remarkable level of popularity that would not be topped for more than 70 years. His genuine, spontaneous command of situation and language humor continues to shock and impress readers both young and old today, some of whom rediscover his works with a fresh new outlook, while others are entirely new to his writings.

A Wodehouse Miscellany is exactly what the title suggests: a series of stories and ?ramblings? that the author so masterfully puts to paper, so that we can?t help but be drawn toward reading to the very end. The stories will delight you through their diversity, from simple tales like ?When Papa Swore in Hindustani? to stories like ?Tom, Dick and Harry? where the game of cricket becomes a fierce competition as three young men fight for the hand of the same beautiful young lady.

We even have Jeeves and Bertie Wooster reappear in one of the stories included in the collection. ?Jeeves Takes Charge? features Bertie eyeing the beautiful Florence Creye, whose fine profile seems to outweigh the many faults he finds with her personality.