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Collection of early stories edited and introduced by Wodehouse’s biographer, David A. Jasen. |
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Collection with some crime. |
Mostly humorous essays rather than fiction, generally adapted from Wodehouse’s 1914-23 work for the U.S. Vanity Fair magazine. |
Reprint (Faber and Faber 1932) collection of articles originally written for Vanity Fair. Given as “Louder & Funnier” on the cover. |
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Collection with four Jeeves and Bertie Wooster stories; four Reggie Pepper stories (two of which were later revised for Bertie and Jeeves; one of which later was transformed into a Mr. Mulliner story). |
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The American edition (Simon & Schuster, 1967) contains the same nine stories as the British edition but omits filler material from Punch, two poems, and an essay. |
Limited to 250 numbered copies, with commentary by Tony Ring. |
Limited to 250 numbered copies, with commentary by Tony Ring. |
Limited to 250 numbered copies, with commentary by Tony Ring. |
Limited to 250 numbered copies, with commentary by Tony Ring. |
Limited to 250 numbered copies, with commentary by Tony Ring. |
Limited to 250 numbered copies, with commentary by Tony Ring. |
Limited to 250 numbered copies, with commentary by Tony Ring. |
Limited to 250 numbered copies, with commentary by Tony Ring. |
Limited to 250 numbered copies, with commentary by Tony Ring. |
Limited to 250 numbered copies, with commentary by Tony Ring. |
Limited to 250 numbered copies, with commentary by Tony Ring. |
Limited to 250 numbered copies, with commentary by Tony Ring. |
A novelette and ten stories; edited and introduced by David Jasen, with an appreciation by Malcolm Muggeridge. |
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Twelve stories, edited and with a preface by D. R. Bensen, and with a foreword by Isaac Asimov. |