Description:
(Author)
Sir P. G. Wodehouse was an English satirist, author and a comic novelist who created the famous fictional characters of Bertie Wooster and Reginald Jeeves. In his unusual 73 years long career, P. G. Wodehouse wrote 15 plays and 250 lyrics for over 30 musical comedies and earned praise as a Master of parody and English prose. He witnessed an enormous success for his works such as The Inimitable Jeeves, Carry on Jeeves, Right Ho Jeeves and still continues to be read worldwide. He also worked as a playwright and lyricist, writing lyrics for numerous songs, including the same for the hit song Bill in Snow Boat. A number of his plays, including A Damsel in Distress and The Girl On The Boat have made it to the silver screen and have been adopted in to film. After Second World War, P. G. Wodehouse took a permanent residence in the United States following a controversy in Britain, and a threat of prosecution, for his broadcasting over German radio during Second World War.
Birthday
October 15, 1881 (Libra)
Born In
England
Alternative names
Sir Pelham Grenville Wodehouse
City
Guildford, England
Died on
February 14, 1975
Spouse/Ex-
Ethel Wayman (m. 1914–1975), Ethel Wayman (m. 1914–1975)
Parents
Henry Ernest Wodehouse
Eleanor Wodehouse (née Deane)
Children
Leonora Wodehouse
Relatives
Armine Wodehouse, Peveril Wodehouse, Richard Wodehouse
What are some popular characters created by P. G. Wodehouse?
Some popular characters created by P. G. Wodehouse include Bertie Wooster, Jeeves, Lord Emsworth, and Psmith.
Which novels are considered some of the best works by P. G. Wodehouse?
Some of the best works by P. G. Wodehouse include "The Code of the Woosters," "Right Ho, Jeeves," "Summer Lightning," and "Joy in the Morning."
What is the writing style of P. G. Wodehouse known for?
P. G. Wodehouse is known for his witty humor, comedic plots, and mastery of the English language. His writing style is often described as light-hearted and charming.
How many books did P. G. Wodehouse write in his lifetime?
P. G. Wodehouse wrote over 90 books in his lifetime, including novels, short stories, and plays.
What is the significance of the Jeeves and Wooster series in P. G. Wodehouse's work?
The Jeeves and Wooster series is one of the most iconic works by P. G. Wodehouse, featuring the humorous escapades of Bertie Wooster and his valet Jeeves. The series is beloved for its wit, satire, and timeless humor.
