Audiobook - Psmith in the City - P G Wodehouse Librivox

This LibriVox public domain reading of PG Wodehouse's 1910 novel 'Psmith in the City' finds the eponymous hero and his friend (or as Psmith styles him, 'my confidential secretary and adviser') Mike Jackson having just left Eton, and being forced to enrol in the service of the New Asiatic Bank. The joy of reading Wodehouse is in his other-worldliness. George Orwell stated in his defence of PG Wodehouse that although the majority of his 'Jeeves' stories were set in the aftermath of the Great War, his characters stayed rooted in the Edwardian age. For more free audiobooks: http://librivox.org/ Librivox audibooks are read by volunteer readers.

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chemical (2006-01-13)

OMG its Woodehouse :D
thousand thanks for this, and for anyone not familiar with PGs work this is a man blessed with the gift of turning words like Terry Pratchett.

apairon (2006-01-20)

Hehe. Nope, its Wodehouse. :D
You´re welcome. Hope you like our recording as well. We´d like to know if it did. Please give is some feedback in our forums. http://librivox.org/forum/

dexxa_gamer (2006-03-25)

this suck!!!

senoragina (2011-07-09)

Brilliant,thanx.
I love listening to this in audio,it's so good....