Sir P.G. Wodehouse (1881-1975), the witty, prolific writer of 96 books and over 300 short stories, achieved literary immortality with his creation of the beloved Jeeves, a character whose name has entered the English language as the generic name for butlers everywhere.
In a recent article entitled "Jeeves and Wooster," The Washington Post "rejoiced" in the performances of three audiobook readers -- Martin Jarvis, Ian Carmichael , and Jonathan Cecil -- who bring Wodehouse's zany characters to life with comic flair and "such an air of gladness."
The Audio Partners is delighted to present the brilliantly funny misadventures of the inimitable Jeeves, his twit of an employer Bertie Wooster, and Gussie Fink-Nottle, Madeline Bassette, and Aunt Dahlia as read by these gifted actors.
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