P.G. Wodehouse - The Inimitable Jeeves

Before there was quiet luxury, there was Bertie Wooster—and, fortunately for Bertie, there was Jeeves.

First published in 1923, The Inimitable Jeeves is Wodehouse at his effortless best: country houses, questionable engagements, formidable aunts, ill-advised schemes, and the unflappable valet who somehow puts everything right. Brilliantly funny and impeccably English, it’s a glimpse into a world where the tailoring is proper, the cocktails are timely, and the problems are rarely as serious as they seem.

A Little Archive essential for anyone who appreciates good clothes, good manners, and not taking either too seriously.