in November 1908. The phrase "Elementary, my dear Watson, elementary" is used by Psmith in the following novel, Psmith, Journalist. Reception The British writer Jeremy Lewis called Psmith in the City "the supreme achievement of P. G. Wodehouse," describing it as "a masterly exposé of office life." Adaptations The story was adapted as a radio drama, which first aired in four parts between 19 September and 10 October 2008 on BBC Radio 4, dramatised by Marcy Kahan and produced by Abigail le Fleming. The cast included Simon Williams as P. G. Wodehouse (the narrator), Nick Caldecott as Psmith, Inam Mirza as Mike Jackson, Stephen Critchlow as John Bickersdyke, Jonathan Tafler as Mr Waller, Robert Lonsdale as Bannister, Dan Starkey as Jo Jackson and Bill, Ryan Watson as Edward Waller, Jill Cardo as Ada, and Chris Pavlo as Mr Rossiter, Mr Jackson, Mr Gregory, and Comrade Prebble. See also Mike and Psmith returned in two more books: Psmith, Journalist (1915) Leave it to Psmith (1923) References Notes Bibliography External links Fantastic Fiction's page, with details of published editions, photos of book covers and links to used copies BBC Radio 4 Radio Comedy version broadcast in 4 parts, 19 Sep – 10 Oct 2008, adapted by Marcy Kahan. Novels by P. G. Wodehouse 1910 British novels British comedy novels Works originally published in The Captain (magazine) Novels first published in serial form Novels about cricket A & C Black books