I saw a reference to this in Michael Moorcock's article about writing a Doctor Who book and got it from Project Gutenberg. It is a hundred years old this year, having been published on early 1909 ( Read more... )

This was Wodehouse's last book, unfinished when he died aged 93 in 1975, here published just as he left it, with extensive notes by Richard Usborne. It is a Blandings Castle story, with the usual clutch of romances: one of the Emsworth nieces is in love with with a young man deemed unsuitable by her mother but who Galahad Threepwood smuggles into ( Read more... )

Yes, everyone, livejournal is back!!!!

And so I have three sets of interview questions, which I will answer as follows:

From loveandgarbage

1. Your LJ is always very interesting to read and you exhibit an eclectic range of interests. What has led you to have such a diverse range of interests; and do you feel that this range of interests led you to seek out your work ( Read more... )

23) The Man With Two Left Feet, and Other Stories, by P.G. Wodehouse

Harmless, funny stories. Actually read it at the end of last month but only just remembered. Will redate this entry to 31 July.