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Title: Pure wit
Review: Wodehouse is truely prolific, but the quality of his writing never wavers. The plot twists are so many that it's rare anything is straight-forward, and, remarkably, it's never too much for the reader to handle. His writing is both complex and refreshingly simple. This small group of stories are all perfectly able to be read alone, but the more Jeeves and Wooster stories you read, the more interconnected you realize his works are. Bertie is delightfully dense, and Jeeves always holds up the proper feudal spirit. There is almost a deeper sort of unspoken friendship between them, Jeeves almost a parent figure. Wooster's friends (and protagonists) are also just ducky. All great, unforgettable characters, and the names are very, very British (20's-30's era). I also love the phrases that pop up throughout the dialog (And Bertie's narration). If you've never read Wodehouse, I suggest that you start, and if you have, I suggest keeping it up. This stuff is timeless.
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