The Gold Bat

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Wodehouse, an influential 20th-century humorist, began his career with school stories before transitioning to comic fiction, creating beloved characters like Bertie Wooster and his clever valet Jeeves. His writing is characterized by wit and charm, featuring a variety of memorable figures such as the talkative Psmith and the eccentric inhabitants of Blandings Castle. His stories often weave humor into everyday situations, with themes ranging from golf to the absurdities of the upper class, showcasing his unique talent for satire and character development.