Publisher's Synopsis
A Wodehouse Miscellany is a highly recommended introduction into the world of Wodehouse; a first-time reader may, like most of us, become quickly addicted to Wodehouse and further explore the richly humorous world of this marvelous author. Longtime admirers will, of course, return frequently to these miniature gems.
This fabulous Collection Of Early Wodehouse Writings is a must have. Contents: Some Aspects Of Game-Captaincy, An Unfinished Collection, The New Advertising, The Secret Pleasures Of Reginald, My Battle With Drink, In Defense Of Astigmatism, Photographers And Me, A Plea For Indoor Golf, The Alarming Spread Of Poetry, My Life As A Dramatic Critic, The Agonies Of Writing A Musical Comedy, On The Writing Of Lyrics, The Past Theatrical Season, Poems, Damon And Pythias: A Romance, The Haunted Tram, Stories, When Papa Swore In Hindustani [1901], Tom, Dick, And Harry [1905], Jeeves Takes Charge [1916], Disentangling Old Duggie [1912]
