Here you will find what you need to know about Wodehouse\u2019s novels, short stories, and adaptations across film, television, and stage, including his Broadway triumphs. You will also find numerous online resources that will help you peruse external archives, join the conversation on social media, and connect with fellow enthusiasts around the globe via other Wodehouse societies and mailing lists.<\/span><\/p>\n Be sure to visit the <\/span>Wodehouse Collection at Vanderbilt University<\/b><\/a>\u2014a trove of rare treasures and scholarly resources that is already becoming a leading site for Wodehousean researchers. <\/span>Whether you\u2019re brushing up on Bertie, dodging formidable aunts, or simply basking in Wodehousean wit, you\u2019re in the right place. 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G. Wodehouse: Novels & Story Collections” open=”on” _builder_version=”4.27.4″ _module_preset=”default” global_colors_info=”{}”]<\/p>\n The following list is organized according to categories adapted from <\/em>The P. G. Wodehouse Miscellany, by N.T.P. Murphy (History Press, 2015) and supplemented with information taken from <\/em>Neil Midkiff\u2019s <\/em>page on PGW\u2019s short stories<\/em><\/a> and his <\/em>page on PGW\u2019s novels<\/em><\/a>.<\/em><\/p>\n \u00a0A. Series and Characters\u00a0<\/em><\/strong>(in order of publication year)<\/p>\n Bertie Wooster & Jeeves Books \u00a0<\/em>Blandings Castle Books <\/strong>(See also Short Story Collections, below) Golfing Short Stories\u00a0<\/strong>(See also Short Story Collections, below) Mr. Mulliner Short Stories\u00a0<\/strong>(See also Short Story Collections, below) Monty Bodkin Books Psmith Novels School Stories Ukridge Books <\/strong>(See also Short Story Collections, below) <\/p>\n B. Other Books<\/strong><\/em> (in alphabetical order)<\/p>\n Semiautobiographical Works Light Novels Miscellaneous Omnibuses Poetry Short Story Collections Collections published posthumously
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<\/strong>My Man Jeeves<\/em> (short stories, 1919)
The Inimitable Jeeves <\/em>(U.S. title: Jeeves<\/em>) (short stories linked into novel form, 1923)
Carry On, Jeeves <\/em>(short stories, 1925)
Very Good, Jeeves<\/em> (short stories, 1930)
Thank You, Jeeves<\/em> (novel, 1934)
Right Ho, Jeeves <\/em>(U.S. title: Brinkley Manor<\/em>) (novel, 1934)
The Code of the Woosters<\/em> (novel, 1938)
Joy in the Morning<\/em> (novel, 1946)
The Mating Season<\/em> (novel, 1949)
Ring for Jeeves <\/em>(U.S. title: The Return of Jeeves<\/em>) (novel, 1953)
Jeeves and the Feudal Spirit <\/em>(U.S. title: Bertie Wooster Sees It Through<\/em>) (novel, 1954)
Jeeves in the Offing <\/em>(U.S. title: How Right You Are, Jeeves<\/em>) (novel, 1960)
Stiff Upper Lip, Jeeves <\/em>(novel, 1963)
Much Obliged, Jeeves <\/em>(U.S. title: Jeeves and the Tie That Binds<\/em>) (novel, 1971)
Aunt Aren\u2019t Gentlemen <\/em>(U.S. title: The Cat-nappers<\/em>) (novel, 1974)<\/p>\n
Something Fresh <\/em>(U.S. title: Something New<\/em>) (1915)
Leave It to Psmith <\/em>(1923)
Summer Lightning <\/em>(U.S. title: Fish Preferred<\/em>) (1929)
Heavy Weather<\/em> (1933)
Uncle Fred in the Springtime<\/em> (1939)
Full Moon<\/em> (1947)
Pigs Have Wings<\/em> (1952)
Service with a Smile<\/em> (1961)
Galahad at Blandings <\/em>(U.S. title: The Brinkmanship of Galahad Threepwood<\/em>) (1965)
A Pelican at Blandings <\/em>(U.S. title: No Nudes Is Good Nudes<\/em>) (1969)
Sunset at Blandings <\/em>(1977; PGW\u2019s uncompleted last book, published posthumously)<\/p>\n
The Clicking of Cuthbert <\/em>(U.S. title: Golf Without Tears<\/em>) (1922)
The Heart of a Goof <\/em>(U.S. title: Divots<\/em>) (1926)\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 <\/em><\/p>\n
Meet Mr. Mulliner<\/em> (1927)
Mr. Mulliner Speaking<\/em> (includes three stories featuring Bobbie Wickham) (1929)
Mulliner Nights<\/em> (1933)<\/p>\n
<\/strong>Heavy Weather<\/em> (also a Blandings novel) (1933)
The Luck of the Bodkins<\/em> (1935)
Pearls, Girls and Monty Bodkin<\/em> (U.S. title: The Plot That Thickened<\/em>) (1972)<\/p>\n
<\/strong>Mike <\/em>(1909; school story introducing Psmith; later split as Mike at Wrykyn \/ Mike and Psmith<\/em>)
Psmith in the City<\/em> (1910)
Psmith Journalist<\/em> (1915)
Leave It to Psmith<\/em> (1923)<\/p>\n
<\/strong>The Pothunters<\/em> (1902)
A Prefect\u2019s Uncle<\/em> (1903)
Tales of St Austin\u2019s<\/em> (1903)
The Gold Bat <\/em>(1904)
The Head of Kay\u2019s<\/em> (1905)
The White Feather<\/em> (1907)
Mike<\/em> (first Psmith story; later split as Mike at Wrykyn \/ Mike and Psmith<\/em>) (1909)
Tales of Wrykyn and Elsewhere <\/em>(1997)<\/p>\n
Love Among the Chickens <\/em>(novel, 1906; revised 1921)
Ukridge <\/em>(U.S. title: He Rather Enjoyed It<\/em>) (short stories, 1924)<\/p>\n
<\/strong>Bring On the Girls<\/em> (theatrical reminiscences, 1954)
Louder and Funnier<\/em> (adapted from magazine articles, 1932)
Over Seventy <\/em>(U.S. title: America, I Like You<\/em>; adapted from magazine articles) (1957)
Performing Flea <\/em>(U.S. title: Author! Author!<\/em> [1962]; adapted from leters and commentary (1953)<\/p>\n
<\/strong>Adventures of Sally, The <\/em>(U.S. title: Mostly Sally<\/em>) (1922)
Bachelors Anonymous <\/em>(1973)
Barmy in Wonderland <\/em>(U.S. title: Angel Cake<\/em>) (1952)
Big Money <\/em>(1931)
Bill the Conqueror<\/em> (1924)
Cocktail Time<\/em> (1958)
Coming of Bill, The <\/em>(U.S. title: Their Mutual Child<\/em>) (1919)
Company for Henry <\/em>(U.S. title: The Purloined Paperweight<\/em>) (1967)
Damsel in Distress, A<\/em> (1919)
Do Butlers Burgle Banks?<\/em> (1968)
Doctor Sally<\/em> (1932)
French Leave<\/em> (1956)
Frozen Assets <\/em>(U.S. title: Biffen\u2019s Millions<\/em>) (1964)
Gentleman of Leisure, A<\/em> (U.S. title: The Intrusion of Jimmy<\/em>) (1910)
Girl in Blue, The <\/em>(1970)
Girl on the Boat, The <\/em>(U.S. title: Three Men and a Maid<\/em>) (1922)
Hot Water<\/em> (1932)
Ice in the Bedroom <\/em>(U.S. title: The Ice in the Bedroom<\/em>) (1961)
If I Were You<\/em> (1931)
Indiscretions of Archie<\/em> (individual stories in novel form) (1921)
Jill the Reckless <\/em>(U.S. title: The Little Warrior<\/em>) (1921)
Laughing Gas <\/em>(1936)
Little Nugget, The <\/em>(1913)
Money for Nothing<\/em> (1928)
Money in the Bank <\/em>(1942)
Not George Washington<\/em> (coauthor Herbert Westbrook) (1907)
Old Reliable, The <\/em>(1951)
Piccadilly Jim <\/em>(1917)
Prince and Betty, The <\/em>(1912)
Quick Service <\/em>(1940)
Sam the Sudden <\/em>(U.S. title: Sam in the Suburbs<\/em>) (1925)
Small Bachelor, The<\/em> (1927)
Something Fishy <\/em>(U.S. title: The Butler Did It<\/em>) (1957)
Spring Fever <\/em>(1948 )
Summer Moonshine <\/em>(1937)
Uncle Dynamite <\/em>(1948)
Uneasy Money <\/em>(1916)<\/p>\n
<\/strong>Bobbles and Plum: Four Satirical Playlets by Bertram Robinson and P. G. Wodehouse<\/em> (2009)
Globe By the Way Book, The<\/em> (short humorous pieces; coauthor Herbert Westbrook) (1908)
Highballs for Breakfast<\/em>, ed. Richard T. Kelly (PGW quotes on drinks) (2016)
Luck Stone, The<\/em> (written under the pseudonym Basil Windham; compiled from a 1908\u201309 serial) (1997)
Swoop!, The<\/em> (parody) (1909)
Uncollected Wodehouse, The<\/em>, ed. David Jasen (early newspaper and magazine articles, short stories) (1976)
William Tell Told Again<\/em> (children\u2019s book) (1904)
Wit and Wisdom of P.G. Wodehouse, The<\/em>, ed. Tony Ring (collection of PGW quotations) (2007)
Wodehouse at the Wicket<\/em>, ed. Murray Hedgcock (cricket-themed stories and poetry) (1997 & 2011)
Wodehouse Nuggets<\/em>, ed. Richard Usborne (PGW quotations by subject) (1983)<\/p>\n
<\/strong>Blandings Omnibus, The<\/em> (1996)
Drones Omnibus, The<\/em> (1991)
Golf Omnibus, The<\/em> (1973)
Hollywood Omnibus, The<\/em> (1993)
Jeeves Omnibus<\/em> (1931)
Jeeves Omnibus, The<\/em> (5 vols., 1989\u201393)
Life at Blandings<\/em> (Two Blandings novels and three short stories) (1981 & 1988)
Most of P. G. Wodehouse, The <\/em>(2000)
Theatre Omnibus, The<\/em> (1994)
What Ho! The Best of P. G. Wodehouse<\/em> (2000)
World of Jeeves, The<\/em> (expansion of the 1931 Jeeves Omnibus<\/em>) (1967)
World of Mr. Mulliner<\/em>, The<\/em> (1972)<\/p>\n
<\/strong>By the Way: 200 Verses<\/em>, ed. Tony Ring (Volume 2 of P. G. Wodehouse in the Globe Newspaper<\/em>) (2015)
Parrot and Other Poems, The<\/em> (1988)
What Goes Around Comes Around: A Celebration of Wodehouse Verse<\/em>, ed. Tony Ring (2014)<\/p>\n
<\/strong>Blandings Castle and Elsewhere <\/em>(Blandings, Mr. Mulliner, & Bobbie Wickham stories) (1935)
Eggs, Beans and Crumpets <\/em>(Drones Club, Mr. Mulliner, & Ukridge stories) (1940)
Few Quick Ones, A<\/em> (Mr Mulliner, Drones Club, & Golfing stories) (1959)
Lord Emsworth and Others <\/em>(U.S. title: The Crime Wave at Blandings<\/em>) (Blandings, Mr. Mulliner, & Ukridge stories) (1937)
Man Upstairs, The<\/em> (1914)
Man with Two Left Feet, The<\/em> (includes first Bertie & Jeeves story) (1917)
Plum Pie <\/em>(Jeeves, golfing, Blandings, Ukridge, & Drones Club stories) (1966)
Nothing Serious <\/em>(Drones Club, Blandings, Golfing, & Ukridge stories) (1950)
Young Men in Spats <\/em>(Drones Club & Mr Mulliner stories) (1936)<\/p>\n
<\/em><\/strong>Eighteen-Carat Kid and Other Stories, The<\/em>, ed. David Jasen (1980)
Enter Jeeves: 15 Early Stories<\/em>, ed. David Jasen (includes Reggie Pepper stories) (1997)
Fore! The Best of Wodehouse on Golf<\/em>, ed. D. R. Bensen (1983)
Man of Means, A <\/em>(six stories cowritten with C. H. Bovill) (1991)
Plum Stones<\/em>, 12 vols., commentary by Tony Ring (previously uncollected short stories) (1993\u201395)
Plum\u2019s Peaches<\/em>, ed. D. R. Bensen (1991s
Swoop! and Other Stories, The<\/em>, ed. David Jasen (1979)
Tales from the Drones Club<\/em>, ed. D. R. Bensen (1982)
Vintage Wodehouse<\/em>, ed. Richard Usborne (1977 & 1995)
Wodehouse Bestiary, A<\/em>, ed. D. R. Bensen (1985)
Wodehouse on Crime: A Dozen Tales of Fiendish Cunning<\/em>, ed. D. R. Bensen (1981)<\/p>\n