Tales of St. Austin's

Wodehouse's literary career began with school stories before evolving into beloved comic fiction featuring memorable characters. Among them are the carefree Bertie Wooster and his clever valet Jeeves, the eloquent Psmith, and the eccentric residents of Blandings Castle. His works often blend humor with whimsical narratives, showcasing a range of eccentric personalities, including golf anecdotes from the Oldest Member and humorous tales from Mr. Mulliner. Wodehouse's unique style and character-driven stories have secured his place as a celebrated humorist of the 20th century.