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The Wodehouse Society: A Celebration of Wit and Wisdom

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The Wodehouse Society Blog: News and Natterings

Greetings, Wodehouseans! Whether you’re a long-time fan of P. G. Wodehouse or a newcomer discovering the joys of Jeeves, Blandings, and all things Woosterish, you’ve found the right spot.

Here on our blog, you’ll find en enjoyable mix of articles, news, member quips, and more. From insightful essays on Wodehouse’s timeless wit to updates on Society and chapter events and gatherings, this is where we celebrate our shared love for one of literature’s most charming worlds. We invite you to explore, laugh, and join in the conversation.

Stay tuned for regular features, insightful observations from fellow members, and all the latest goings-on in the world of Wodehouse. And if you have a dash of inspiration or a good story to share, don’t hesitate to contribute — this blog is for the entire Society.

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The Latest from Paul Kent

Good news for Wodehouse fans! Wodehouse scholar (and vice chairman of The P G Wodehouse Society [UK]) Paul Kent has recently published another book in his series examining Plum’s evolution into the literary supremacy that earned him the accolade of “The Master”...

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PGW Here, There, and Everywhere

It is a sign of P. G. Wodehouse’s enduring popularity that references to the author, his works, and his characters can be found in the media almost every day. He can also turn up unexpectedly in works by other authors. Here is a selection of recent heartwarming...

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In Celebration of P. G. Wodehouse

This series of podcasts features seven celebrity Wodehouse fans who also happen to be patrons of The P. G. Wodehouse Society (UK). The series was
produced to mark the 50th anniversary of Wodehouse’s passing.

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Book Dedications – Can you guess?

Of all the books Wodehouse wrote, about 54 have dedications. Perhaps the most famous is the one shown here, that he wrote for the apple of his eye, his stepdaughter Leonora (can you guess which book?). Forty-two people have been honored as dedicatees in the canon,...