Great piece as always! I was introduced to Wodehouse in an undergraduate literature course with Right Ho, Jeeves. An exceptional book that served as a doorway to exploring other Wodehouse novels as well as the work of Evelyn Waugh and Brideshead Revisited.
Thanks, as ever, for helping us see the middle way when there is a clamour for judgement (of the self or others). Your nod to Wodehouse led me to revisit his work a while ago. And a treat it was, too. I highly recommend you spend some time with John Finnemore, who writes this excellent Substack (and the most excellent Cabin Pressure / Double Acts / Souvenir Program radio comedies). His contribution to the recent ‘Jeeves Again’ tribute to Wodehouse is high on my list of things to read.
Great piece as always! I was introduced to Wodehouse in an undergraduate literature course with Right Ho, Jeeves. An exceptional book that served as a doorway to exploring other Wodehouse novels as well as the work of Evelyn Waugh and Brideshead Revisited.
Thanks, as ever, for helping us see the middle way when there is a clamour for judgement (of the self or others). Your nod to Wodehouse led me to revisit his work a while ago. And a treat it was, too. I highly recommend you spend some time with John Finnemore, who writes this excellent Substack (and the most excellent Cabin Pressure / Double Acts / Souvenir Program radio comedies). His contribution to the recent ‘Jeeves Again’ tribute to Wodehouse is high on my list of things to read.
https://open.substack.com/pub/johnfinnemore/p/welcome-to-zacharyberg-population?r=jotig&utm_medium=ios
Thank you for this.