Psmith, Journalist

Rupert Psmith's foray into journalism at the New York Chronicle unfolds with humor and charm as he navigates sensational stories, office politics, and romantic entanglements. Set in early 20th-century New York, the novel showcases the city's vibrant atmosphere and its quirky inhabitants. Psmith's unconventional reporting style leads to a series of comedic escapades, highlighting the complexities of journalism and human relationships. Wodehouse's signature wit and engaging narrative make this a delightful exploration of the world of news and its challenges.