Biography · 2004
Wodehouse: A Life
Robert McCrum
The standard modern life: fair-minded on the wartime broadcasts, rich on the work, and the biography most new readers should start with.
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The man is in the books; the books about the man are for when you want the broadcasts, the lyrics, the houses, and the working day. Each title links to Amazon.co.uk.

Biography · 2004
Robert McCrum
The standard modern life: fair-minded on the wartime broadcasts, rich on the work, and the biography most new readers should start with.
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Frances Donaldson
Written by a friend of Wodehouse’s stepdaughter Leonora, with unique access to private papers and a full text of the Berlin broadcasts.
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Barry Phelps
A sharp, sometimes revisionist portrait that tests the legends Wodehouse and others told about his life.
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David A. Jasen
The first full biography, published in Wodehouse’s last year, and still useful on the theatrical career.
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Benny Green
A musician’s-ear account of the prose, the lyrics, and the Edwardian world that fed them.
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Joseph Connolly
A pictorial life, strong on dust-jackets, photographs, and the look of the Wodehouse world.
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Roderick Easdale
A compact life that keeps the books in the foreground and the myths at arm’s length.
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Baroness Reinhold von Bodenhausen
A personal account of Wodehouse’s internment and the German years, from someone who knew the household.
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John Dawson
The most detailed study of the childhood, Dulwich, the bank, and the first books.
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Iain Sproat
The case for the defence on the 1941 broadcasts, drawing on official papers and arguing that naivety, not treachery, was the charge.
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Sophie Ratcliffe
The essential collected letters, edited with tact and scholarship: Plum on work, money, dogs, internment, and the next plot.
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Frances Donaldson
An earlier selection of letters, still worth reading alongside Ratcliffe’s fuller edition.
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Barry Day and Tony Ring
A mosaic of quotations, letters, and asides arranged to let Wodehouse tell the story himself.
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Richard Usborne
The pioneering critical study, revised after Wodehouse’s death. Still the best close reading of how the comic machine is built.
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Murray Hedgcock
Cricket in the life and the fiction: Dulwich, the Authors XI, Percy Jeeves, and Mike Jackson’s finest hours.
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N. T. P. Murphy
Norman Murphy’s detective work on the real houses, clubs, and streets behind the fiction. A cornerstone of Wodehouse geography.
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N. T. P. Murphy
Two-volume encyclopaedia of people, places, quotations, and allusions — the reference shelf no serious reader should be without.
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N. T. P. Murphy
A shorter Murphy: facts, lists, and sidelights, including a compact guide to the film and television adaptations.
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Daniel H. Garrison and Neil Midkiff
The character dictionary, expanded: every aunt, pig, and Drones Club member you have ever tried to place.
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Brian Taves
The fullest account of Wodehouse’s screen work, the MGM years, and the many films made from his stories.
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Tony Ring
A browsable treasury of lines, compiled by one of the UK Society’s great bibliographers.
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Nigel Cawthorne
A pocket map of the Jeeves canon: stories, novels, characters, and the best order to read them.
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Fergus Butler-Gallie, Anna Sanchez O'Brien, Dorothy McDowell, Ashley D. Polasek
The published winning and commended essays from the Society’s inaugural prize, judged by a panel chaired by Sophie Ratcliffe and including Stephen Fry.
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Paul Kent
A recent study of the writers Wodehouse loved and looted — from Conan Doyle and W. S. Gilbert to the forgotten humorists of his youth.
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Paul Kent
Volume two of Kent’s multi-part life, covering the years when Jeeves, Blandings, and the musicals were all in flood.
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