The Ultimate Wodehouse Collection

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P.G. Wodehouse, a prominent 20th-century humorist, dedicated significant effort to his writing, often juggling multiple projects simultaneously. His meticulous process could take up to two years for a narrative, evolving from a thirty-thousand-word scenario to a completed scene. While he once finished novels in about three months, this duration extended to six months later in his career. Wodehouse's distinctive style merges Edwardian slang with poetic quotations, creating a unique blend reminiscent of humorous poetry and musical comedy.