Nothing Serious
By P.G. Wodehouse on Tuesday December 31, @04:29PM
It's getting harder and harder to add a new book to my Wodehouse collection — I must have about seventy of his novels and story collections by now. Still, sometimes one gets lucky, and happen upon a new one. Nothing Serious, in this case, and even if most of the stories are golf stories (not my favourite), there's a Lord Emsworth in it that's a genuine gem.
It's getting harder and harder to add a new book to my Wodehouse collection — I must have about seventy of his novels and story collections by now. Still, sometimes one gets lucky, and happen upon a new one. Nothing Serious, in this case, and even if most of the stories are golf stories (not my favourite), there's a Lord Emsworth in it that's a genuine gem.
- Author: P.G. Wodehouse
- Publisher: Herbert Jenkins
- Published: No date, but first edition, so 1950
- Place: London & Glasgow
- Pages: 254
This volume contains the following stories: The Shadow Passes, Bramley is So Bracing, Up from the Depths, Feet of Clay, Excelsior, Rodney has a Relaps, Tangled Hearts, Birth of Salesman, How's that Umpire and Success Story.