My Man Jeeves

Wodehouse's literary career evolved from writing school stories to creating beloved comic fiction characters that captured the public's imagination. Notable figures include the carefree Bertie Wooster and his clever valet Jeeves, as well as the charming Psmith, the eccentric Lord Emsworth from Blandings Castle, and the whimsical Oldest Member who shares golf anecdotes. His humorous tales often explore themes of social class and the absurdities of life, showcasing Wodehouse's distinctive wit and storytelling prowess.