Richmond Library Annexe
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Discover how P.G. Wodehouse did more than any other writer to shape the popular image of England. Through Jeeves and Wooster, Blandings Castle, and a cast of eccentric aristocrats, Wodehouse turned the people, politics and social tensions of the early 20th century into timeless comedy. From his transatlantic career to the wartime broadcasts that made him a controversial figure, Dr Goss explores the realities behind the farce and the sharp societal observations beneath the wit and humour.