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منذ عام واحد 54:32

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Ian looks at the final public school novel by Wodehouse, a lurid adventure story called The Luck Stone, first published in Chums magazine from 1908 to 1909 under the pseudonym "Basil Windham". It was first published in book form posthumously in 1997. There will be spoilers.

The story can be read here

Content note: national stereotyping, imperialism, racism.

Other Wodehouse works mentioned:

Performing Flea

Mike at Wrykyn

Mike and Psmith

The Head of Kays

Little Nugget

Psmith Journalist

"The Man Who Disliked Cats"

"Sir Roderick Comes to Lunch"

"The Metropolitan Touch"

The Mating Season

Not George Washington

Other books mentioned

Sophie Ratcliffe, ed., P. G. Wodehouse: A Life in Letters

Richard Usbourne, Wodehouse at Work to the end

Wilkie Collins, The Moonstone

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, The Sign of the Four

Rudyard Kipling, Kim

F. Anstey, Baboo Jabberjee

Frank Richards, The Greyfriars stories

Also mentioned:

Dennis the Menace/The Bash Street Kids (The Beano)

William Townend

Herbert Westbrook

Anthony Home

Lord Roberts

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The Luck Stone

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The story can be read here

Content note: national stereotyping, imperialism, racism.

Other Wodehouse works mentioned:

Performing Flea

Mike at Wrykyn

Mike and Psmith

The Head of Kays

Little Nugget

Psmith Journalist

"The Man Who Disliked Cats"

"Sir Roderick Comes to Lunch"

"The Metropolitan Touch"

The Mating Season

Not George Washington

Other books mentioned

Sophie Ratcliffe, ed., P. G. Wodehouse: A Life in Letters

Richard Usbourne, Wodehouse at Work to the end

Wilkie Collins, The Moonstone

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, The Sign of the Four

Rudyard Kipling, Kim

F. Anstey, Baboo Jabberjee

Frank Richards, The Greyfriars stories

Also mentioned:

Dennis the Menace/The Bash Street Kids (The Beano)

William Townend

Herbert Westbrook

Anthony Home

Lord Roberts

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Tales of Wrykyn and Elsewhere 1:10:01

منذ 4 أيام1:10:01

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Ian looks at the 1997 posthumous collection of Wodehouse short school stories, Tales of Wrykyn and Elsewhere, featuring stories that first appeared in magazines from 1901-1911. No plot spoilers for once, except one that comes with an advance warning. WIkipedia page for the book Madame Eulalie's Rare Plums links: List of Doyle/Holmes references in Wodehouse's early works Index to school stories viewable at Madame Eulalie Guide to early series characters, and an attempted explanation of which Jackson is which Other Wodehouse works mentioned All of the school novels Tales of St Austin's Psmith in the City The Prince and Betty The Luck of the Bodkins Not George Washington Jeeves and the Feudal Spirit "Treating of Cribs" "The Fifteenth Man" "From a Detective's Notebook" (The World of Mr Mulliner) "The Great Sermon Handicap" The Joan Romney stories Also mentioned Daniel H. Garrison and Neil Midkiff, Who's Who in Wodehouse (Third Expanded Edition) Tony Ring and Geoffrey Jaggard, Millennium Wodehouse Concordance Henry Bohn's Classic Library (used as "cribs" by Edwardian schoolboys) Barry Pain The works of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Otto Penzler (ed.) Sherlock Peter Cannon, "The Adventure of the Noble Husband" Without A Clue Charles Hamilton, the Greyfriars Stories F C Burnand, "Happy Thoughts" Sir Walter Scott, "Marmion" Lewis Carroll, "Eight or Nine Wise Words About Letter Writing" Punch Wodehousekeeping Podcast links Wodehousekeeping on Bluesky Wodehousekeeping on Facebook email: wodehousekeeping@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…

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Psmith in the City with Josh Cockburn 58:12

منذ 5 weeks58:12

58:12

Ian is rejoined by his brother Josh to scrutinise "Psmith in the City" AKA "The New Fold", the second Psmith novel, serialised in 1908-9 and collected in book form in 1910. It is a highly autobiographical account of reluctantly working in a London bank. Mike and Psmith's schooldays are behind them, but Mike is still fixated on cricket and Psmith is still out to cause disruption wherever possible. There will be spoilers and a soupçon of politics. Special thanks to the website Madam Eulalie's Rare Plums . Article mentioned in the show that helped explain the reference to the Unionist party Bradshaw's interview with Wodehouse , quoted in the episode Mark Hodson's annotations of the novel Other Wodehouse books and stories mentioned The Gold Bat Mike at Wrykyn (Jackson Junior) Mike and Psmith (The Lost Lambs) Psmith Journalist Leave it to Psmith Big Money Not George Washington Over Seventy (Autobiography) The Luck Stone The Swoop Money in the Bank "The Goalkeeper and the Plutocrat" "L'affaire Uncle John" "Comrade Bingo" Wodehouse reference books mentioned and/or consulted Richard Usborne, Wodehouse at Work to the End Robert McCrum, Wodehouse: A Life Norman Murphy, A Wodehouse Handbook Sophie Ratcliffe, P. G. Wodehouse: A Life in Letters Also mentioned The Fosters of Worcestershire Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Leslie Havergal Bradshaw Hall Caine Manchester United Jimmy and Tom Turnbull Jerome K Jerome, Three Men in a Boat George Ade Jack Hobbs The Marx Brothers Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…

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A Gentleman of Leisure with Gavin Bradbury 1:21:19

منذ 6 weeks1:21:19

1:21:19

Ian is joined by former teenage Wodehouse obsessive Gavin Bradbury to look at Plum's first country house novel, A Gentleman of Leisure AKA The Intrusion of Jimmy from 1910. The book is at once a light romantic story, an exposé of the corruption in the New York police force, a satire of "gentleman criminal" style stories, and a precurser to the Blandings novels. Ian is unable to be impartial about one of the first Wodehouse novels he ever read, whereas Gavin is more critical. We discuss the differences between the novel and the related novella "The Gem Collector", why this book was such a hit on stage and screen, changing mores in acceptable morality in early twentieth century entertainment, how Jimmy Pitt differs from our ideal Wodehouse leading man, and what's still missing from the later classic formula. Other Wodehouse books mentioned: The World of Mr Mulliner The Coming of Bill Something Fresh The Man Upstairs The Heart of a Goof Psmith in the City Psmith, Journalist The Luck of the Bodkins Also mentioned: Fawlty Towers The Young Ones The Kenny Everett Show Coronation Street A Sharp Intake of Breath The Lennie and Jerry Show Tony Hancock James Cagney Philadelphia Story Bringing Up Baby Cary Grant Wodehouse TV adaptations John Stapleton Douglas Fairbanks John Barrymore Tim Key E.W. Hornung, Raffles (The real) Spike Mullins Trading Places Alan Bennett Steve Coogan Miguel de Cervantes, Don Quixote Charles Dickens, Pickwick Papers Sir Walter Scott, "Marmion" The Seven Inches, "Stop Pestering Me" Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…

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The Luck Stone 54:32

منذ 10 weeks54:32

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Ian looks at the final public school novel by Wodehouse, a lurid adventure story called The Luck Stone , first published in Chums magazine from 1908 to 1909 under the pseudonym "Basil Windham". It was first published in book form posthumously in 1997. There will be spoilers. The story can be read here Content note: national stereotyping, imperialism, racism. Other Wodehouse works mentioned: Performing Flea Mike at Wrykyn Mike and Psmith The Head of Kays Little Nugget Psmith Journalist "The Man Who Disliked Cats" "Sir Roderick Comes to Lunch" "The Metropolitan Touch" The Mating Season Not George Washington Other books mentioned Sophie Ratcliffe, ed., P. G. Wodehouse: A Life in Letters Richard Usbourne, Wodehouse at Work to the end Wilkie Collins, The Moonstone Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, The Sign of the Four Rudyard Kipling, Kim F. Anstey, Baboo Jabberjee Frank Richards, The Greyfriars stories Also mentioned: Dennis the Menace/The Bash Street Kids ( The Beano ) William Townend Herbert Westbrook Anthony Home Lord Roberts Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…

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Mike And Psmith with Matthew Bellwood 1:12:56

منذ 15 weeks1:12:56

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Ian is joined by storyteller Matthew Bellwood to discuss Mike and Psmith , the second half of the double novel Mike , published in 1909. This is the debut of the beloved character Psmith, and the final public school novel by Wodehouse published in his lifetime. There will be spoilers. May contain knuts. Mike and Psmith at Project Gutenberg The Lost Lambs (magazine version) at Madame Eulalie Other Wodehouse works referenced: Mike at Wrykyn Psmith in the City Psmith, Journalist Leave it to Psmith Something New Joy in the Morning (Preface) The Globe By The Way Book " The Reformation of Study Sixteen " " The Stone and the Weed " " Society Gossip " Also referenced: Richard Usborne, Wodehouse At Work To The End Norman Murphy, A Wodehouse Handbook Doris Buckler, " Thanks to Psmith " Terry Pratchett Douglas Adams Jane Austen, Pride and Prejudice Stella Gibbons, Cold Comfort Farm Ken Kesey, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest Rupert D'Oyly-Carte (the inspiration for Psmith) Sir Kreemy Knut (Sharp's Toffee mascot) E C Segar, Thimble Theater Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, The Sherlock Holmes stories F Anstey, Babboo Jabberjee Charles Dickens, David Copperfield Rudyard Kipling, Stalky and Co E W Hornung, the Raffles stories C. J. Cutcliffe Hyne, the Captain Kettle stories Arthur Ransome Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…

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Mike At Wrykyn with Alexander Rennie 1:56:40

منذ 22 weeks1:56:40

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Ian is rejoined by Alexander Rennie of the " Forgotten Towns " podcast to discuss Mike at Wrykyn , the first half of the double novel Mike , published in 1909. It's a public school story focused on cricket and introduces a new series character. Other Wodehouse books mentioned Mike and Psmith Psmith in the City Psmith Journalist Leave it to Psmith Very Good Jeeves Ring For Jeeves (the novel where Jeeves appears without Bertie Wooster) Laughing Gas The Mating Season A Gentleman of Leisure Also referenced: Norman Murphy, A Wodehouse Handbook (copiously) Richard Usborne, Wodehouse at Work To The End Sophie Ratcliffe, P. G. Wodehouse, A Life in Letters (source of all the letters quoted) Alec Waugh Malcolm Muggeridge George Orwell The Foster family of Worcestershire The Haileybury walkout Clement Atlee Various cricketers Victoria Wood Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…

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The Swoop with Peter Falconer 1:13:58

منذ 26 weeks1:13:58

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Ian is joined by composer Peter Falconer, of the How I Hobby podcast, to look at The Swoop! or, How Clarence Saved England: A Tale of the Great Invasion (1909) a spoof of three separate Edwardian trends: invasion literature , the boy scout movement, and the music hall. Thanks again to madameeulalie.org . There will be spoilers. Content note: racism Other Wodehouse works mentioned: The Military Invasion of America (US version of the story) The Next Invasion Eggs, Beans and Crumpets The Man Upstairs Do Butlers Burgle Banks Weekend Wodehouse Love Among the Chickens Over Seventy The Inimitable Jeeves Summer Lightning The Prince and Betty Also mentioned Ionicus Vladimir Nabokov J R R Tolkien John Le Carré Shirley Jackson William le Queux, The Invasion of 1910 Alfred and Hildebrand Harmsworth Saki When William Came Baden-Powell Scouting For Boys George and Weedon Grossmith Diary of a Nobody I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue (radio show) Ici on parle français (play) Ocean's Twelve (film) Big Train (TV show) Paul Hatcher, The World Stare-out Championship Final John Major, My Old Man Henry Lauder Andy G, "Tawny Owl" Aerated Bread Company Norman Murphy, A Wodehouse Handbook Bart Kennedy Edgar Wallace Bugsy Malone Douglas Adams Rob Grant and Doug Naylor Terry Pratchett Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…

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The Globe By The Way Book with Gwen Sheldon 1:12:00

منذ 31 weeks1:12:00

1:12:00

I am joined by Gwen Sheldon to look at extracts from The Globe By The Way Book — A Literary Quick-Lunch for People Who Have Only Got Five Minutes to Spare (1908) in particular the spoof serial "Women, Wine and Song". We also look at "For Love or Honour" (1907) a serial from the Globe By the Way daily newspaper column. Both works were written with Herbert Westbrook, the Prince of Slackers. Thanks to Madame Eulalie's Rare Plums website for sharing these out-of-print delights! https://www.madameulalie.org/articles/Deconstructing_The_Globe_By_the_Way_Book.html https://www.madameulalie.org/globe/women_wine_song_01.html https://www.madameulalie.org/grp/For_Love_or_Honour.html Also referenced: "Jeeves Takes Charge" from Carry On, Jeeves "Goodbye to All Cats" and "The Amazing Hat Mystery" from Young Men in Spats Norman Murphy, A Wodehouse Handbook Wodehouse scholars John Dawson, Karen Shotting and Neil Midkiff Lewis Carroll William Haselden, the book's illustrator The work of Glen Baxter Hall Caine Winston Churchill Jonathan Swift Alexander Pope The Suffragette movement Bioscopes and myrioramas The radium craze The Saphead (film) Flanders and Swann, "A Song of the Weather" E Phillips Oppenheim Peter Motteaux (the "Was for him the work of a moment" chap) Stella Gibbons, Cold Comfort Farm Francis Beaumont, The Knight of the Burning Pestle There is little more to tell. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…

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Not George Washington with Mora 1:19:51

منذ 34 weeks1:19:51

1:19:51

Ian Cockburn talks to Mora about the first of two collaborations with Herbert Westbrook, Not George Washington (1907), a semi-autobiographical novel about life in Edwardian London as a struggling writer. There will be spoilers. Free eBook of Not George Washington at Project Gutenberg Not George Washington public domain audiobook at LibriVox (NB the book is not public domain in all countries) Also mentioned in the podcast: Reference books and resources: Norman Murphy's A Wodehouse Handbook Sophie Ratcliffe's P.G. Wodehouse: A Life in Letters Daniel Garrison & Neil Midkiff Who's Who in Wodehouse Madame Eulalie's Rare Plums Other Wodehouse books and stories Over Seventy (memoir) The Small Bachelor Love Among the Chickens A Gentleman of Leisure "Jeeves and the Yule-tide Spirit" ( Very Good, Jeeves ) "Best Seller" ( Mulliner Nights ) "An Unfinished Collection" "The Last Instance" Other books George Du Maurier, Trilby Guy Thorne, When it was Dark (which I read about in Claud Cockburn's Bestseller ) Not mentioned in the podcast is the archetype of "struggling London writer novels", George Gissing's New Grub Street This might be the painting of Napoleon and his generals Wodehouse meant. For more about Westbrook check out the podcasts on The Gold Bat and on Love Among the Chickens For more about Seymour Hicks check out the episode on The Head of Kay's Mora's podcast (about the fantasy series/world Malazan) is Smiley's The music for the Boxing jingle is by Shaun Day. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…

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The White Feather with Ujjwal Deb 1:13:34

منذ 1 year1:13:34

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Ian talks to Ujjwal Deb about the eighth P. G. Wodehouse book, "The White Feather" (1907), a public school novel set at Wrykyn School, in some ways a sequel to "The Gold Bat". Spoilers feature early and often. Topics discussed include: Wodehouse's popularity in India Ujjwal's experience on the TV show Mastermind The schoolboy code of honour The possible real-life origin of Wrykyn Whether the Jackson in this book is any relation to Mike (of Mike and Psmith) Motor cars and motoring regulations in the Edwardian age Racism in boxing in the period, and in public school life and literature. C. S. Calverley and Thomas Babington Macaulay (both quoted in the book) The history and meaning of the symbol, "the white feather" Tom Brown's Schooldays by Thomas Hughes Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…

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Love Among the Chickens with Thom Robinson 1:16:45

منذ 1 year1:16:45

1:16:45

Ian talks to writer Thom Robinson about the seventh Wodehouse book, "Love Among the Chickens". There will be spoilers. Among Wodehouse's books, this is: The first intended for a general audience, as opposed to schoolboys or young children The first to involve a love story The first to introduce a major recurring character, which is Ukridge The first with golf as a major element. The first to be properly published in the USA It exists in two versions (four versions actually, but two book versions): The original 1906 book and the 1921 rewrite. We look at both versions to discuss how the changes reflect his development as a writer. Also discussed: William Townend, who gave him the plot Herbert Westbrook, partial model for Ukridge The trip Wodehouse took to Lyme Regis with the "Lyon cubs", that provided the setting Arthur Conan Doyle's The Stark-Munro Letters , a probable influence on the novel The narrator Jeremy Garnet's description of his working life as a novelist, and how far it is likely autobiographical The self-deprecating humour about being unable to write convincing female characters The old "Have someone pushed into the water so you can rescue them" wheeze Thom's old podcast with Hazel Smoczynska: https://soundcloud.com/yammerofthegods Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…

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The Head of Kay's with Josh Cockburn 55:15

منذ 1 year55:15

55:15

Ian talks to his brother Josh about the sixth Wodehouse book, "The Head of Kay's". It's yet another school story. There will be spoilers. Also discussed or referenced Summer Moonshine Psmith in the City Jeeves and the Wedding Bells by Sebastian Faulks The Boys of Castle Cliff School by R. A. H. Goodyear Toddy Scores Again by Alfred Judd A Wodehouse Handbook by N. T. P. Murphy Let's Do It: The Birth of Pop by Bob Stanley N.A.Knox Seymour Hicks. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…

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5: William Tell Told Again 18:27

منذ 1 year18:27

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Ian looks at P.G. Wodehouse's only book for younger children, "William Tell Told Again". Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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4: The Gold Bat with Alexander Rennie 1:16:06

منذ 1 year1:16:06

1:16:06

Ian talks to Alexander Rennie about the third Wodehouse novel, "The Gold Bat". It's another school story. Despite the title, there is no cricket this time but plenty of rugby and a bit of boxing, ferret-keeping and shadowy secret societies.There will be spoilers. Alexander's podcast is called " Forgotten Towns ". Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…

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3: Tales of St Austin's 41:59

منذ 2 years41:59

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I talk about the third book by P.G. Wodehouse, his first short story collection, "Tales of St Austin's", again with a public school theme. There will be spoilers. Also mentioned in the podcast: Norman Murphy's "A Wodehouse Handbook". There is a wealth of material at Madame Eulalie including the original magazine versions of these stories. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.…

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