GMcodes for Wodehouse items

 

• Introduction and explanation
• Short items, sorted by year and code
• GMcodes for novels and other long works
• Links to novels on Madame Eulalie (serial episodes and full texts)
• Codes for story collections and for magazine titles

 

These codes are an expansion of the codes created by Dan Garrison for Who’s Who in Wodehouse as extended by Neil Midkiff for the third edition of that work and for this site. To search for items on Madame Eulalie alphabetically by title, see the Title Menu.

 

Briefly, novels and other full-length works get codes of the form AS22 (The Adventures of Sally, 1922), short stories and narrative verse have the digits for the year first such as 11AT (1911, “Absent Treatment”); a new category of codes for nonfiction items such as essays, humor columns, and non-narrative verse has a hyphen after the year digits and three characters for the item name, such as 99-NFG. Collections of short stories get boldfaced abbreviations, as shown at the bottom of this page, along with a key to italicized abbreviations for magazine titles used on pages such as Shakespeare Quotations and Allusions in Wodehouse. For more bibliographic data on collections of short stories, see the bottom of Neil’s page of the Wodehouse short stories.

Where necessary to distinguish between periodical appearances, a lower-case subscript _a, _b, _c, or _d denotes the American, British, Canadian, or Australian (d for Down Under; thanks to Diego for suggesting the mnemonic) publication in magazines or newspapers; for hardcover appearances, capital subscripts _A and _B indicate American and British book editions. Of course, when referring to all editions of a work, the generic code without the subscript is used.

A comma followed by a number indicates a chapter number (,P is used for a preface; ,I for an introduction ,F for a foreword); where a chapter has subdivisions a period separates chapter and section number (standardized to Arabic numerals: e.g. chapter VIII, section iii of a book would be coded 8.3); Roman numerals are used in codes only when a novel has major divisions such as Part One or Book Two. A slash followed by a number is used to indicate an individual episode of a serialization or multi-part appearance in periodicals.

Some items appearing in series (e.g. recurring columns like “Under the Flail” or “Our Man in America”) have more complicated codes with year numbers first, initials of the series name, then months or months/days of the publication date. Items with a six-digit yymmdd date first are letters written by PGW; next are the initials of the recipient, with subscripts to indicate the collection where found: D and R refer to the books of letters edited by Donaldson and Ratcliffe, and A and P refer to Author! Author! and Performing Flea.

Links in green for items through 1929 will take you to the item on Madame Eulalie. Listings in black give the codes for many later items; these sections are a work in progress and will be updated as items are added year by year as they fall out of USA copyright. For bibliographic details, see Neil Midkiff’s story and novel web pages.

 

Short items, sorted by year of publication and code initial letters

 

99-NFGOn the New Football Ground (verse) – Alleynian (UK), February 1899

99-PHSOn Purely Hypothetical Subjects (verse) – Alleynian (UK), June 1899

00-CMACricket at Malvern – Public School Magazine (UK), September 1900

00-CTOConcerning Tonbridge – Public School Magazine (UK), November 1900

00-FDUFootball at Dulwich – Public School Magazine (UK), October 1900

00-MACMalvern College – Public School Magazine (UK), November 1900

00-MMO_bMen Who Have Missed Their Own Weddings (article) – Tit-Bits (UK), November 24, 1900

00-MMO_dMen Who Missed Their Own Weddings – The Age (Melbourne, AU), January 19, 1901

00-PSCPublic School Cricket in 1900 – Public School Magazine (UK), October 1900

00-SAGSome Aspects of Game-Captaincy (prize-winning essay) – Public School Magazine (UK), February 1900

00-UF12Under the Flail – Public School Magazine (UK), December 1900

00WOWork – Public School Magazine (UK), December 1900

00-WWWThe Winger and His Wicked Works – Public School Magazine (UK), December 1900

01AFL’Affaire Uncle John (story) – Public School Magazine (UK), August 1901

01-AMPThe Amateur Photograph (verse) – Fun Magazine (UK), March 2, 1901

01AUAuthor! (story) – Public School Magazine (UK), October 1901

01-CDUCricket at Dulwich – Public School Magazine (UK), September 1901

01-CREConcerning Relations – Public School Magazine (UK), March 1901

01-EDSThe Editor’s Song (verse) – Fun Magazine (UK), June 12, 1901

01-FDTA Family Doctor Tells this Story – Weekly Telegraph (UK), March 30, 1901

01-FDTStrange Requests Made of Doctors (alternate title) – Weekly Telegraph (UK), March 30, 1901

01-FMDFootball, My Dear Sir, Why— – Public School Magazine (UK), October 1901

01-HBTHow Boxers Train – Sandow’s Magazine (UK), December 1901

01-IMFThe Improbabilities of Fiction – Public School Magazine (UK), November 1901

01-LREThe Lost Repartee (verse) – Fun Magazine (UK), January 5, 1901

01-MCAMorning Carol (verse) – Fun Magazine (UK), April 6, 1901

01-NOTNotes – Public School Magazine (UK), February 1901

01-NTCNow, Talking About Cricket – Public School Magazine (UK), July 1901

01-PCDPhysical Culture at Dulwich – Sandow’s Magazine (UK), March 1901

01PPThe Prize Poem (story) – Public School Magazine (UK), July 1901

01-PPUPauline Pugilism – Public School Magazine (UK), June 1901

01-SCAThe Schools at Aldershot – Sandow’s Magazine (UK), June 1901

01-SCRThe Season’s Cricket – Public School Magazine (UK), September 1901

01SDThe Strange Disappearance of Mr. Buxton-Smythe (story) – Public School Magazine (UK), December 1901

01-SFOSchool Football – Public School Magazine (UK), May 1901

01-SSTSchool Stories – Public School Magazine (UK), August 1901

01TBThe Tom Brown Question – Public School Magazine (UK), December 1901

01-UF01Under the Flail – Public School Magazine (UK), January 1901

01-UF02Under the Flail – Public School Magazine (UK), February 1901

01-UF03Under the Flail – Public School Magazine (UK), March 1901

01-UF04Under the Flail – Public School Magazine (UK), April 1901

01-UF05Under the Flail – Public School Magazine (UK), May 1901

01-UF06Under the Flail – Public School Magazine (UK), June 1901

01-UF07Under the Flail – Public School Magazine (UK), July 1901

01-UF08Under the Flail – Public School Magazine (UK), August 1901

01-UF09Under the Flail – Public School Magazine (UK), September 1901

01-UF10Under the Flail – Public School Magazine (UK), October 1901

01-UF11Under the Flail – Public School Magazine (UK), November 1901

01-UF12Under the Flail – Public School Magazine (UK), December 1901

01WPWhen Papa Swore in Hindustani – Answers (UK), August 24, 1901

01-WWHThe Ways We Have: No. 3: Dulwich – Public School Magazine (UK), January 1901

02-ACFActon’s Feud (book review) – Public School Magazine (UK), January 1902

02AFA Fable (story) – Punch (UK), October 8, 1902

02-AUTAutumn (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), September 10, 1902

02BDThe Babe and the Dragon – The Captain (UK), February 1902

02-BETBooks on Etiquette – The Globe (UK), November 3, 1902

02BLBradshaw’s Little Story – The Captain (UK), July 1902

02-BUBBusiness Begins – The Onlooker (UK), October 25, 1902

02-CUPThe Cult of the Patch – The Globe (UK), November 17, 1902

02CYThe Cynic (verse) – Scraps (UK), December 5, 1902

02-DRTA Drama of To-morrow – London Echo (UK), December 13, 1902

02-EDBEarly Days of International Boxing – Sandow’s Magazine (UK), July 1902

02-EXPThe Explanation – London Echo (UK), October 2, 1902

02FTThe Final Test (story) – Punch (UK), October 15, 1902

02-GLSThe Gourmet’s Love Song (verse) – Punch (UK), December 24, 1902

02HPHow Payne Bucked Up – The Captain (UK), October 1902

02-LOEThe Lotus Eaters (verse) – Punch (UK), December 17, 1902

02-LSNLondon Street Names – The Globe (UK), September 19, 1902

02-MHRMr. Halkett’s Romance – The Free Lance (UK), January 25, 1902

02-MMOMotor Movements – The Onlooker (UK), October 11, 1902

02-MUOMuddied Oafs – Public School Magazine (UK), March 1902

02NPA New Profession – London Echo (UK), December 30, 1902

02-NPEA National Peril (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), October 13, 1902

02-NYPNyppers and Foysters – The Globe (UK), December 15, 1902

02-OCGObsolete Card Games – The Globe (UK), November 5, 1902

02-OPTAn Optimist (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), December 1, 1902

02OTThe Odd Trick – The Captain (UK), August 1902

02-PUFThe Pugilist in Fiction – Sandow’s Magazine (UK), March 1902

02-PUNPunch and Punchbowls – The Globe (UK), October 23, 1902

02-RHORural Hooligans – St. James’s Gazette (UK), October 2, 1902

02-SDMSingle-Day Marriages – Tit-Bits (UK), March 8, 1902

02-SFFSome Football Facts – Sandow’s Magazine (UK), March 1902

02SIThe Adventure of the Split Infinitive (story) – Public School Magazine (UK), March 1902

02-SPCSpur Customs – The Globe (UK), November 21, 1902

02-SPRSpare the Rod (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), September 8, 1902

02SRSome Reasons and a Sequel (story) – St. James’s Gazette (UK), August 8, 1902

02-STSStage and Stalls (column of theatrical reviews) – The Onlooker (UK), November 1, 1902

02-TCRTreating of Cribs – Public School Magazine (UK), January 1902

02-TFW’Tis Folly to Be Wise (verse) – Punch (UK), October 29, 1902

02-TPPTo a Policeman Poet (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), November 24, 1902

02TTThe Tabby Terror (story) – Public School Magazine (UK), February 1902

02-TWITo William (whom we have missed) (verse) – Punch (UK), December 31, 1902

02UCAn Unfinished Collection (story) – Punch (UK), September 17, 1902

02-UF01Under the Flail – Public School Magazine (UK), January 1902

02-UF02Under the Flail – Public School Magazine (UK), February 1902

02-UF03Under the Flail – Public School Magazine (UK), March 1902

02-UMRUnder M.V.C. Rules – Punch (UK), October 8, 1902

02-WIFThe Wisdom of Folly (theatrical review) – The Onlooker (UK), October 18, 1902

02WMWelch’s Mile Record – The Captain (UK), November 1902

02-WRHWrestling at the Halls – Sandow’s Magazine (UK), April 1902

02-WRPWith Reference to the Picture – London Echo (UK), November 5, 1902

03-ACRActive Remedies (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), April 2, 1903

03AJActor James (verse) – Punch (UK), July 29, 1903

03-AMFThe Bravest Deed I Ever Saw: An American Fireman – V.C. Magazine (UK), May 14, 1903

03-ANTThe Antidote (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), March 18, 1903

03AOAfter the Otter (story) – Punch (UK), June 24, 1903

03-APPAn Appetiser (verse) – The Evening News (UK), June 4, 1903

03AVAvenged! (verse and story) – Punch (UK), February 11, 1903

03BBThe Baffled Banshee [Mr. Punch’s Spectral Analyses: V.] (story) – Punch (UK), September 16, 1903

03-BLSThe Barber’s Love Song (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), June 23, 1903

03-BNSBack to His Native Strand (verse) – Punch (UK), May 27, 1903

03BSOur Boys—III. (story fragment in “book review”) – Punch (UK), October 28, 1903

03BYOur Boys—II. (story) – Punch (UK), October 21, 1903

03-CAUCaution (verse) – Punch (UK), March 11, 1903

03CBCrime by Proxy – The Onlooker (UK), September 19, 1903

03CDMy Cricket Drama (playlet) – Punch (UK), September 2, 1903

03CECrime and the Eyesight (story) – Punch (UK), February 25, 1903

03COConsequences (story) – Punch (UK), August 19, 1903

03-CONConsolation (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), January 22, 1903

03CPCupid and the Paint-Brush – Windsor Magazine (UK), April 1903

03-CRWThe Cricketer in Winter (verse) – Punch (UK), September 30, 1903

03DBThe Dastardly Behaviour of Bashmead (story) – Vanity Fair (UK), November 19, 1903

03-DESDe Senectute (paragraph) – Punch (UK), February 25, 1903

03DJ/1Dudley Jones, Bore-Hunter: I (story) – Punch (UK), April 29, 1903

03DJ/2Dudley Jones, Bore-Hunter: II (story) – Punch (UK), May 6, 1903

03DPDamon and Pythias (verse) – Punch (UK), April 22, 1903

03-DTSDefeat: The Tale of Somaliland – V.C. Magazine (UK), April 1903

03-EMSThe Emperor’s Song (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), October 2, 1903

03-EXTAn Exhibition Tragedy (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), May 13, 1903

03FAFame (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), March 26, 1903

03-FATThe Future Atkins (verse) – Punch (UK), October 21, 1903

03-FFRFootball in France – St. James’s Gazette (UK), March 20, 1903

03FMFood for the Mind (story) – Punch (UK), January 14, 1903

03-FONFor One Night Only (verse) – Punch (UK), June 10, 1903

03-FPAA Fiscal Pantomime (with B. Fletcher Robinson) – Daily Express (UK), December 28, 1903

03-FSDA Forthcoming Society Drama – Punch (UK), April 22, 1903

03GCA Ghostly Cause Célèbre [Mr. Punch’s Spectral Analyses: III.] (story) – Punch (UK), August 26, 1903

03GPThe Ghost’s Point of View [Mr. Punch’s Spectral Analyses: I.] (story) – Punch (UK), August 5, 1903

03-GRIGrit: A Talk with Sir Arthur Conan Doyle – V.C. Magazine (UK), July 2, 1903

03GSThe Ghost with Social Tastes [Mr. Punch’s Spectral Analyses: II.] (story) – Punch (UK), August 12, 1903

03-HCHA Hard Choice (verse) – The Evening News (UK), June 10, 1903

03-HLOThe Hesitating Lover (verse) – Pearson’s Xmas ’Xtra (UK), November 1903

03-HMAThe Happy Marriage (verse) – Punch (UK), December 9, 1903

03HPHow Pillingshot Scored – The Captain (UK), May 1903

03HP₂How Pillingshot Scored! – Greyfriars Holiday Annual (UK), 1926

03HSHarrison’s Slight Error – The Captain (UK), January 1903

03-HSUHis Subject (verse) [sometimes cited as His Pet Subject] – Daily Chronicle (UK), March 23, 1903

03-HTRThe Haunted Tram (verse) – Punch (UK), June 17, 1903

03-IAIIn the Air (verse) – The Evening News (UK), March 26, 1903

03-IARThe Infant in Arms (verse) – Punch (UK), September 9, 1903

03IKThe Idle King – Sunday Magazine (UK), May 1903

03-IPSInternational Public School Match (football report) – The Sportsman (UK), February 26, 1903

03-ISYAn Infallible System (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), February 27, 1903

03-JAMJam – The Globe (UK), October 21, 1903

03JSA Joke and a Sequel [Mr. Punch’s Spectral Analyses: VII.] (story) – Punch (UK), October 7, 1903

03-LBDLa Belle Dame Sans Merci (verse) – Punch (UK), August 19, 1903

03-LCUThe Latest Cure (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), October 8, 1903

03-LFWA Long-felt Want (paragraph) – Punch (UK), March 4, 1903

03LIThe Last Instance (story) – Punch (UK), April 1, 1903

03-LLEThe Lost Leader (verse) – Punch (UK), March 4, 1903

03-LSBThe Light Side of Banking [press summary of lost article] – John Bull’s Year Book (UK), February 1903

03-MBAThe Modern Babe (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), October 3, 1903

03MC/1The Manœuvres of Charteris, part I – The Captain (UK), August 1903

03MC/2The Manœuvres of Charteris, part II – The Captain (UK), September 1903

03MC₂Out of Bounds! – Greyfriars Holiday Annual (UK), 1927

03MFA Modern Fairy Story (story) – Vanity Fair (UK), June 25, 1903

03-MICMy Ideal Christmas (paragraph) – The Captain (UK), December 1903

03-MIMModern Improvements (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), September 23, 1903

03-MLNMy Lady of the Nicotine (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), September 30, 1903

03-MPMThe M. P. Militant (paragraph) – Punch (UK), April 29, 1903

03-MXHMixed Hockey (verse) – Punch (UK), December 2, 1903

03-NABNecessary Abstinence (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), January 31, 1903

03-NATThe New Atkins (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), March 26, 1903

03-NINThe Next Invasion – Punch (UK), June 17, 1903

03NSThe New System (story) – Punch (UK), January 28, 1903

03-NTOThe New Tonic (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), February 7, 1903

03OBOur Boys (narrative) – Punch (UK), September 16, 1903

03OFAn Official Muddle [Mr. Punch’s Spectral Analyses: IV.] (story) – Punch (UK), September 2, 1903

03OMOur Magistrates (story) – Punch (UK), June 10, 1903

03-PAHThe Pariah (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), March 31, 1903

03-PARParadise (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), February 9, 1903

03-PASA Pastoral (verse) – Punch (UK), April 8, 1903

03PCThe Porter and the Cigar (story) – Vanity Fair (UK), April 23, 1903

03-PCLThe Privileged Class (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), April 11, 1903

03-PEAPeace (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), October 15, 1903

03-PECPegasus Complains (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), April 22, 1903

03-PEGThe Perils of the Egg (verse) – The Evening News (UK), June 22, 1903

03-PERPerfection (verse) – The Evening News (UK), February 21, 1903

03-PESThe Pessimist (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), February 16, 1903

03-PEZA Plea for Extending the Zoo – Punch (UK), November 18, 1903

03PFThe Peculiar Case of Flatherwick (story) – Vanity Fair (UK), March 19, 1903

03-PGUThe Parting Guest (paragraph, newly discovered) – Punch (UK), April 15, 1903

03PPThe Perplexed Poet (verse) – Pearson’s Xmas ’Xtra (UK), November 1903

03-PROThe Prodigal (verse) – The Evening News (UK), June 15, 1903

03-PSFPublic School Football in France – Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News (UK), April 25, 1903

03-PUFThe Pugilist in Fiction – Sandow Magazine (US), April 1903

03-REFReformed (verse) – The Evening News (UK), March 11, 1903

03RHThe Reformed Humourist [Mr. Punch’s Spectral Analyses: VIII.] (story) – Punch (UK), November 18, 1903

03-ROCThe Romance of Crime (verse) – The Evening News (UK), March 19, 1903

03RPThe Return of the Prodigal [Mr. Punch’s Spectral Analyses: X.] (story) – Punch (UK), December 30, 1903

03RSThe Reformed Set (story) – Punch (UK), December 30, 1903

03-RSOThe Rhyme of the Sitter-Out (verse) – Royal Magazine (UK), April 1903

03-RWAThe Rise of the Watch – The Globe (UK), March 21, 1903

03SAA Shocking Affair – Tales of St. Austin’s [Black, 1903]

03-SCCSerious Charge against a Child (paragraph, newly discovered) – Punch (UK), April 1, 1903

03-SCUA Sound Cure (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), March 28, 1903

03-SDAScreech Day – Daily Express (UK), December 18, 1903

03-SDRShattered Dreams (verse) – Punch (UK), July 29, 1903

03SJA Spectral Job [Mr. Punch’s Spectral Analyses: IX.] (story) – Punch (UK), November 25, 1903

03-SLMSociety’s Latest Movements (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), January 19, 1903

03SPThe Servant Problem (story and verse) – Punch (UK), June 3, 1903

03-SSPThe Song-Spotter (verse) – Punch (UK), July 8, 1903

03-STRA Solitary Triumph (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), January 12, 1903

03-TBB[To Buffalo Bill] (untitled verse in Theatrical Things column) – Vanity Fair (UK), April 16, 1903

03TCThe Collector (story) – Punch’s Almanack for 1903 (UK), published December 1902

03-TCOTo a Constable (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), March 14, 1903

03TEA Technical Error [Mr. Punch’s Spectral Analyses: VI.](story) – Punch (UK), September 23, 1903

03-TOBThe Man in the Study: A Talk With Mr. Oscar Browning – V.C. Magazine (UK), Aug 6, 1903

03TPThe Prodigal (story) – Punch (UK), September 23, 1903

03-TPmmddThe Parrot (verses) – Daily Express (UK), September 30–December 21, 1903

03-TPWThree paragraphs by Wodehouse (and four by others) – Punch (UK), March 11, 1903

03-TSBThe Bravest Deed I Ever Saw: Two Stories of Billy Ballantyne – V.C. Magazine (UK), May 21, 1903

03-UEXA Useless Example (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), March 2, 1903

03-VALVale! (verse) – Punch (UK), January 21, 1903

03-WOEA War Office Enquiry (verse) – Punch (UK), April 15, 1903

03-WOSA Word in Season (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), June 18, 1903

03WTThe Worm that Turned – Scraps (UK), January 1, 1903

04ADAn Afternoon Dip (school story) – Pearson’s (UK), September 1904

04AD₂Jackson’s Dip! – Greyfriars Holiday Annual (UK), 1925

04-ALFAll the Fun (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), November 3, 1904

04-ANOAcademy Notes – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), June 1904

04-ARCThe Art of Conversation (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), January 21, 1904

04-BACThe Bachelor’s Song (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), February 20, 1904

04-BADThe Barred Dance (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), March 22, 1904

04-BAFBald Facts – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), July 1904

04-BASBaseball (article) – Vanity Fair (UK), August 25, 1904

04BBBlenkinsop’s Benefit – The Captain (UK), August 1904

04-BBHBalm for the Broken-hearted – Punch (UK), February 24, 1904

04-BENThe Benefactor (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), December 22, 1904

04BRThe Baronet’s Redemption (story) – Vanity Fair (UK), October 6, 1904

04BSThe Ballad of Success (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), September 8, 1904

04-CRIThe Criminal (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), February 4, 1904

04-CRWThe Cricketer in Winter (article) – Land and Water Illustrated (UK), November 26, 1904

04-CSTThe Congo State – The Globe (UK), February 15, 1904

04-DBPThe Danger of Being in the Public Eye – Punch (UK), July 27, 1904

04-DETDe Tea (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), February 15, 1904

04-DGHDeserted Ghosts – Daily Mail (UK), August 22, 1904

04DO/1My Draper’s Opera [Revival of Native Grand Opera: II.] (libretto) – Punch (UK), September 7, 1904

04DO/2My Draper’s Opera: Act Two [Revival of Native Grand Opera] (libretto) – Punch (UK), September 14, 1904

04-EOSAt the Play: The Edge of the Storm – London Opinion (UK), June 11, 1904

04-EPPEvery Prodigy His Own Publisher – Punch (UK), October 19, 1904

04-EXPExposed (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), July 1904

04-FLAFlannel (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), June 6, 1904

04-FMT0623From My Tub (column) – Vanity Fair (UK), June 23, 1904

04-FMT0630From My Tub (column) – Vanity Fair (UK), June 30, 1904

04-FOC“From Our Own Correspondent” (article) – Vanity Fair (UK), July 28, 1904

04-FPBFiscal Problems for Breakfast – Daily Express (UK), February 6, 1904

04-GADGood Advice (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), August 4, 1904

04-HJJHow to be a Journalist Though Jugged (article) – Vanity Fair (UK), December 8, 1904

04-HLNHow to Live on Nothing a Day – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), October 1904

04HTHomœopathic Treatment – Royal Magazine (UK), August 1904

04HT_b2Scent Per Scent! – Boys’ Friend (UK), December 9, 1922

04-HTIHard Times (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), March 12, 1904

04-IS0707In the Stocks (column) – Vanity Fair (UK), July 7, 1904

04-IS0714In the Stocks (column) – Vanity Fair (UK), July 14, 1904

04-IS0721In the Stocks (column) – Vanity Fair (UK), July 21, 1904

04-IS0728In the Stocks (column) – Vanity Fair (UK), July 28, 1904

04-IS0804In the Stocks (column) – Vanity Fair (UK), August 4, 1904

04-IS0811In the Stocks (column) – Vanity Fair (UK), August 11, 1904

04-IS0818In the Stocks (column) – Vanity Fair (UK), August 18, 1904

04-IS0825In the Stocks (column) – Vanity Fair (UK), August 25, 1904

04-IS0901In the Stocks (column) – Vanity Fair (UK), September 1, 1904

04-IS0908In the Stocks (column) – Vanity Fair (UK), September 8, 1904

04-IS0915In the Stocks (column) – Vanity Fair (UK), September 15, 1904

04-IS0922In the Stocks (column) – Vanity Fair (UK), September 22, 1904

04-IS0929In the Stocks (column) – Vanity Fair (UK), September 29, 1904

04-IS1013In the Stocks (column) – Vanity Fair (UK), October 13, 1904

04-IS1020In the Stocks (column) – Vanity Fair (UK), October 20, 1904

04-IS1027In the Stocks (column) – Vanity Fair (UK), October 27, 1904

04-IS1103In the Stocks (column) – Vanity Fair (UK), November 3, 1904

04-IS1110In the Stocks (column) – Vanity Fair (UK), November 10, 1904

04-IS1117In the Stocks (column) – Vanity Fair (UK), November 17, 1904

04JEJackson’s Extra – Royal Magazine (UK), June 1904

04-LBHLines by a Host (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), August 8, 1904

04-LLIThe Literary Life (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), October 6, 1904

04-LOCLocal Colour – Punch (UK), November 2, 1904

04-LPLThe Life of Pleasure (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), November 10, 1904

04-MARMainly About Ralph (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), October 14, 1904

04MBThe Adventure of the Missing Bee (story) – Vanity Fair (UK), December 1, 1904

04MIMan’s Inhumanity to Boy (narrative) – Punch (UK), April 13, 1904

04MOMy Medical Opera [Revival of Native Grand Opera: I.] (libretto) – Punch (UK), August 31, 1904

04-MPBMore Problems for Breakfast – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), April 1904

04-MVIMy Views (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), July 18, 1904

04-NCRThe Next Crisis (article) – Vanity Fair (UK), August 4, 1904

04-NINA New Industry (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), October 1904

04-NYCNew York Crowds (article) – Vanity Fair (UK), November 24, 1904

04-OCPOur Christmas Pantomime (with Bertram Fletcher Robinson) (satire on dramatists, in the form of a play) – Vanity Fair (UK), December 8, 1904

04-OPLAn Open Letter (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), March 25, 1904

04-OSSOur School Sports – Daily Mail (UK), June 23, 1904

04-PBRProblems for Breakfast – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), February 1904

04-PDEPainless Dentistry (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), February 11, 1904

04PFProverbial Fables (story) – Punch (UK), July 20, 1904

04-PFEPrima-Facie Evidence (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), December 15, 1904

04-PFHA Protest from Hoxton (verse) – column), in From My Tub – Vanity Fair (UK), June 30, 1904

04-PLDPlain Dealing (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), March 18, 1904

04PPThe Pitiable Position of a President (story) – Vanity Fair (UK), September 1, 1904

04-PPIThe Polite Pilferer – Punch (UK), September 28, 1904

04-PPUPoems for the Pushful (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), January 27, 1904

04-PTCPublicity! A Tale of Two Cities (article) – Vanity Fair (UK), July 7, 1904

04RSThe Reformation of Study Sixteen – Royal Magazine (UK), November 1904

04RS_b2The Cure of the Slackers! – Boys’ Friend (UK), November 25, 1922

04-SBLThe Stout Blue Line (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), June 23, 1904

04-SBRAt the Play: Sergeant Brue – London Opinion (UK), June 25, 1904

04-SILA Shattered Illusion (verse) – Punch (UK), September 7, 1904

04-SS2Songs on the Situation (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), February 1904

04-SS3Songs on the Situation (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), March 1904

04-SS4Songs on the Situation (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), April 1904

04-SWSSociety Whispers from the States – Punch (UK), August 24, 1904

04-TAMTo an Amazon (verse) – Punch (UK), August 17, 1904

04-TBLThe Thin Blue Line (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), April 8, 1904

04-TCATommy’s Cap (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), December 29, 1904

04TEThe Thin End of the Wedge [Mr. Punch’s Spectral Analyses: XI.] (story) – Punch (UK), January 20, 1904

04-TFPTraining for the Play – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), November 1904

04-TINTheatrical Invaders (article; review of The Prince of Pilsen) – Daily Chronicle (UK), May 14, 1904

04-TLLTabloid Love Letters (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), March 7, 1904

04-TMNTell Me No More (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), November 1904

04TSThe Tiger’s Skin (story) – Vanity Fair (UK), November 17, 1904

04-TTHTo Thomas (who is half-way through a bath bun) (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), August 11, 1904

04-VALVale! (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), October 20, 1904

04-WARA Warning (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), April 2, 1904

04-WWRWhat’s Wrong? – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), March 1904

05ABAn Affair of Boats (Tales of Wrykyn No. 4) – The Captain (UK), July 1905

05-ABAAt Barkston (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), October 19, 1905

05AH_aMr. Watson’s Autograph – Metropolitan (US), November 1922

05AH_bThe Autograph Hunter (school story) – Pearson’s (UK), February 1905

05AH_b2The Schemer! – Boys’ Friend (UK), December 23, 1922

05-AIMAs It Might Have Been (dramatic narrative) – Vanity Fair (UK), February 9, 1905

05-ANOAcademy Notes – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), June 1905

05-APPAn Appeal (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), May 4, 1905

05BAThe Ballad of the Beard (verse) – Royal Magazine (UK), November 1905

05-BAUThe Ballade of August (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), August 1905

05BBHow Kid Brady Broke Training – Pearson’s (US), November 1905

05BIBetween the Innings – Novel Magazine (UK), July 1905

05-BINThe Ballad of the Interviewer (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), March 23, 1905

05BKBack to the Land (sketch) – Pearson’s (UK), August 1905

05BLKid Brady—Light-Weight: How He Made His Début – Pearson’s (US), September 1905

05-BRTA Bridge Tragedy (verse) – Pearson’s (UK), July 1905

05-BSSThe Ballad of Show Sunday (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), April 1905

05-BUBBusiness Begins (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), September 28, 1905

05-CACCacoëthes Scribendi (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), January 12, 1905

05-CANCandour in Advertisements – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), October 1905

05CLA Corner in Lines (school story) – Pearson’s (UK), January 1905

05CL_b2The Locksley Lines Supplying Trust, Ltd. – Boys’ Friend (UK), November 18, 1922

05-CREThe Crease – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), January 1905

05-CZCThe Czar’s Complaint (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), February 1905

05DEThe Deserter (story) – Royal Magazine (UK), August 1905

05-DEFA Defence – Daily Chronicle (UK), January 21, 1905

05-DESThe Deserter (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), February 18, 1905

05-DOYThe Doyen (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), January 2, 1905

05-FISThe Force of Impulse in Sport – Punch (UK), June 21, 1905

05FPThe First Paying Guest (story) – Punch (UK), June 14, 1905

05-GUCThe Glorious Uncertainty of Cricket (Criticism) (article) – Vanity Fair (UK), June 8, 1905

05-HFLA Hint for Londoners – The Globe (UK), August 8, 1905

05-HHOHolidays at Home – The Globe (UK), August 8, 1905

05-HMDThe Holiday-Maker’s Dictionary – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), September 1905

05HPThe Hero and His Price (story) – Punch (UK), July 19, 1905

05IAAn International Affair (Tales of Wrykyn No. 6) – The Captain (UK), September 1905

05LBThe Lost Bowlers (a James Innes story) – Strand (UK), September 1905

05LPThe Last Place (Tales of Wrykyn No. 5) – The Captain (UK), August 1905

05-MAMMainly About Mush (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), January 26, 1905

05-MKSThe Milk of Kindness Supply – Punch (UK), July 12, 1905

05-MMOThe Muse and the Motor (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), March 2, 1905

05-MTRThe Maiden’s Tragedy (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), April 13, 1905

05-NEOThe New Order (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), April 13, 1905

05NLA New Line (story) – Pearson’s (UK), November 1905

05-NORThe New Order (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), January 9, 1905

05-NYENot Yet! (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), June 1905

05-NYRNew-Year Resolutions – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), January 1905

05-OACOur Advertisement Columns – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), August 1905

05-OCSOur Cricketing Sybarites – Punch (UK), May 31, 1905

05-ORAOur Ruthless Authors – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), March 1905

05OSOur School Leagues – Daily Mail (UK), May 13, 1905

05PIThe Pipe (story) – Pearson’s (UK), September 1905

05-POWThe Policewoman (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), March 30, 1905

05PPThe Politeness of Princes (Tales of Wrykyn No. 2) – The Captain (UK), May 1905

05-PPFThe Passive Prowlers’ F.C. (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), April 27, 1905

05-PRSThe Premier Speaks (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), March 1905

05-PSFPublic-School Food – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), February 1905

05-PUFThe Pugilist in Fiction – The Globe (UK), August 14, 1905

05-RBAThe Rhyme of the Bassinette (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), January 19, 1905

05RIThe Rivals (verse) – Novel Magazine (UK), August 1905

05RMThe Reform of Murphy’s Rents (verse) – Pearson’s (UK), October 1905

05-ROSThe Road to Success (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), January 5, 1905

05RRRuthless Reginald (Tales of Wrykyn No. 1) – The Captain (UK), April 1905

05-RRERevised Reputations – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), July 1905

05-SANSome Anecdotes – Pearson’s (UK), November 1905

05SCShields’ and the Cricket Cup (Tales of Wrykyn No. 3) – The Captain (UK), June 1905

05-SHLSherlock Holmes’s Lament (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), October 3, 1905

05-SOMSongs of the Moment (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), October 1905

05-SSTSchool Stories – The Globe (UK), August 11, 1905

05-STRStage Reform (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), February 9, 1905

05TDTom, Dick—and Harry – Grand Magazine (UK), June 1905

05-TEPTwo Epigrams (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), October 26, 1905

05-TMHToo Much Hamlet (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), May 1905

05TSHalf-Hours with a Ghost: I.—The Two Sceptics (story) – Vanity Fair (UK), January 26, 1905

05TSThe Two Sceptics [Half-Hours with a Ghost: I.] (story) – Vanity Fair (UK), January 26, 1905

05-TTETommy’s Teeth (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), March 16, 1905

05-WITWhat I Think – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), May 1905

05-WLOWalker, London – The Globe (UK), February 1, 1905

05WPThe Wire-Pullers (a Joan Romney story) – Strand (UK), July 1905

05-WTAA Winter’s Tale (with Bertram Fletcher Robinson) (satire on politics, in the form of a play) – Vanity Fair (UK), December 14, 1905

06ABA Benefit Match (a James Innes story) – Windsor Magazine (UK), August 1906

06-ADLAt Drury Lane (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), October 3, 1906

06AIAmong the Immortals – The World (UK), October 30, 1906

06-ALOAll Over (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), February 1906

06-AVAAt the Vaudeville (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), October 3, 1906

06BAHow Kid Brady Assisted a Damsel in Distress – Pearson’s (US), March 1906

06-BDRThe British Drama (Peeps into Futurity) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), May 1906

06-BDRPeeps into Futurity: The British Drama – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), May 1906

06BFHow Kid Brady Fought for His Eyes – Pearson’s (US), July 1906

06-BHAThe Book-Hawkers – Punch (UK), December 12, 1906

06BJHow Kid Brady Joined the Press – Pearson’s (US), May 1906

06BPThe Best Policy (story) – Pearson’s (UK), January 1906

06BWHow Kid Brady Won the Championship – Pearson’s (US), January 1906

06-CGBThe Cooks and the Gaiety Broth – Punch (UK), October 17, 1906

06-CRHThe Critic on the Hearth – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), June 1906

06-DRGThe Drama at a Glance (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), April 1906

06DSA Division of Spoil – The Captain (UK), September 1906

06-ELEAn Election Episode (verse; possibly not by Wodehouse) – Vanity Fair (UK), February 1, 1906

06-ELSElection Songs (verse) – Daily Express (UK), January 11, 1906

06-FDEFor the Defence (verse) – Daily Chronicle (UK), September 19, 1906

06-FFAThe Frozen Face (verse) – The World (UK), December 4, 1906

06-FLTThe Flowing Tide – The World (UK), October 2, 1906

06FMThe Fifteenth Man – Windsor Magazine (UK), December 1906

06-FPPFrom Pole to Poll (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), January 18, 1906

06-FSGThe Family Scapegrace (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), April 19, 1906

06-FSSFor the Smart Set Only – Punch (UK), September 26, 1906

06-GEMThe Green-Eyed Monster – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), October 1906

06IAThe Intrepid Aeronauts – The World (UK), October 9, 1906

06-IMMThe Immortal (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), May 24, 1906

06-IODIt Is Our Opening Day (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), February 15, 1906

06-JDUUntitled (Judge Deuel) (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), February 8, 1906

06-LACL’Affaire Clarke (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), March 22, 1906

06-LDCA Little Dinner at Chicago (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), June 7, 1906

06-LPSLaunching a Popular Song – Pearson’s Weekly (UK), October 25, 1906

06-MARThe Martyrs – The Evening News (UK), October 27, 1906

06-MFMMems. for Members – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), March 1906

06-MFOMy Forte (verse) – Pearson’s (UK), November 1906

06-MILThe Millennium (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), October 1906

06-MMOMen of the Moment (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), June 21, 1906

06NAThe New Advertising (sketch) – Pearson’s (UK), March 1906

06NDA Novelist’s Day (narrative) – Punch (UK), May 30, 1906

06-NREThe New Revolution – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), April 1906

06-NRWThe New Rules of War (Peeps into Futurity) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), August 1906

06-NRWPeeps into Futurity: The New Rules of War – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), August 1906

06-NYRNew-Year Resolutions – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), January 1906

06OBOur Boys Again (story) – Punch (UK), March 28, 1906

06OCThe Old Cricketer’s Story (verse) – Pearson’s (UK), September 1906

06-OLNAn Olympia Nightmare (verse) – The World (UK), November 27, 1906

06-OLWOn Lyric Writing – Evening Standard (UK), May 2, 1906

06-OMCOur Military Critic Speaks (verse) – Punch (UK), October 17, 1906

06-PARA Paradox (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), January 25, 1906

06-PCLThe Proclamation (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), May 10, 1906

06PGPlaying the Game (school story) – Pearson’s (UK), May 1906

06PG₂Scott’s Sister – Greyfriars Holiday Annual (UK), 1924

06-PHAThe Phalanx (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), January 1906

06-PHIThe Philanthropists – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), November 1906

06PIPetticoat Influence (a Joan Romney story) – Strand (UK), February 1906

06-PPOThe Paris Policeman (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), May 17, 1906

06-PRPPersonal Remarks About the Prominent – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), February 1906

06-PRSThe Premier to the Suffragettes (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), June 1906

06-RASA Royal Academy Study (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), May 1906

06-RESResting – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), September 1906

06-SAIThe Sailor (verse) – Novel Magazine (UK), April 1906

06SKThe Soap King’s Daughter (drama and verse) – Punch (UK), November 7, 1906

06SPSigns and Portents (a James Innes cricket story) – Stage and Sport (UK), May 19, 1906

06-STAStage Actualities – Punch (UK), October 3, 1906

06-SURThe Sublime to the Ridiculous (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), May 17, 1906

06-TGWTo a German Waiter (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), August 1906

06-THRThe Thought Reader (verse) – The World (UK), December 25, 1906

06-TIPThe Tip – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), September 1906

06TPThe Pro. (a cricket story) – Novel Magazine (UK), August 1907

06TPThe Pro (a cricket story) – Pearson’s (UK), August 1906

06-TRWThoughts on a Recent Wooing (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), March 1906

06TSThe Sportsmen – The World (UK), December 11, 1906

06-UBIUbique (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), November 1906

06-ULIUntitled Limerick (verse) – Vanity Fair (UK), June 21, 1906

06-UMPThe Umpire (verse) – Pearson’s (UK), July 1906

06-VFIThe Very First (verse) – Pearson’s (UK), September 1906

06WSWhy Smith Left Home (story) – Pearson’s (UK), February 1906

07-AADAll about the Aerial Derby (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), June 1907

07-ABCThe Abolition of the Censor (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), November 1907

07-ACTThe Audience at the Court Theatre (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), February 1907

07-ACTLondon Studies No. 1: The Audience at the Court Theatre (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), February 1907

07ALThe Americanisation of London (playlet) – Punch (UK), June 12, 1907

07BBBarrack-room Ballads (story) – Punch (UK), April 3, 1907

07BCThe Blessings of Civilization – The World (UK), February 26, 1907

07BTHow Kid Brady Took a Sea Voyage – Pearson’s (US), March 1907

07-CDBCricket: Dulwich vs. Brighton College – Alleynian (UK), July 1907

07CMChatty Methods on the Bench (story) – Punch (UK), March 20, 1907

07-CPRThe Colonial Premiers (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), May 1907

07-CUCCuriosities of Cricket – Punch (UK), June 25, 1907

07-DDDDiabolo Day by Day – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), October 1907

07-DIADiabolo – Daily Express (UK), October 1, 1907

07-EMAEminent Artistes – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), February 1907

07-FARFarewell to 1906 (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), January 1907

07FLFor Love or Honour (a newly-discovered serial story from “By The Way” in July 1907) (The Globe (UK)

07-HARHow the Attack Was Received (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), July 1907

07-HRCThe Hustler’s Rest Cure – The World (UK), March 5, 1907

07-ISPIt was the Stout Progressive on the Tram (verse) – Daily Express (UK), February 8, 1907

07JOJoe (verse) – Pearson’s (UK), May 1907

07-LLILimelight Limericks (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), October 1907

07-LSNLondon Street Noises – Punch (UK), July 17, 1907

07-MBTLondon Studies No. 2: Mr. Beerbohm Tree (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), March 1907

07-MBTMr. Beerbohm Tree (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), March 1907

07-MMRMore Mind-Readers – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), January 1907

07-MSMMan and ‘Super-man’ – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), March 1907

07-NYRNew Year Resolutions – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), January 1907

07-OFBOn Fast Bowling (cricket article, signed N. A. Knox, written by Wodehouse) – Daily Mail (UK), May 17, 1907

07-OSYOur Slack Youth (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), August 1907

07PCPersonally Conducted (a Joan Romney Cricket story) – Cassell’s (UK), July 1907

07-POEPoem written at age 5 by PGW – The Captain (UK), April 1907

07-PRPThe Progressive’s Progress: Some Memories of 1906 (pantomime, with B. Fletcher Robinson) – The World (UK), January 1, 1907

07-RPAThe Ruling Passion (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), September 1907

07-SITSing It! (verse) – Pearson’s (UK), July 1907

07-SOGSociety Gossip – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), November 1907

07SRThe Social Reformers (story) – Punch (UK), January 16, 1907

07-SSCSilly Season Correspondence – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), September 1907

07-STRSome Tributes – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), July 1907

07-SUSSuffragette Songs (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), April 1907

07TCThe Collector – The World (UK), July 16, 1907

07TRThe Traitor (verse) – Pearson’s (UK), September 1907

07-TTSTo Thomas, Songster (verse) – Daily Express (UK), March 15, 1907

07-UNEThe Unemployed – The World (UK), February 12, 1907

08-CACChat about Claimants (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), January 1908

08-FDBFootball: Dulwich vs. Bedford School – Alleynian (UK), December 1908

08-FDPFootball: Dulwich vs. St. Paul – Alleynian (UK), November 1908

08GU_aThe Guardian – Short Stories (US), August 1908

08GU_bThe Guardian – Windsor Magazine (UK), September 1908

08-JJOJournalistic Jottings – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), February 1908

08KHThe Kind-Hearted Editor – The Throne and Country (UK), December 5, 1908

08-LAGLiving Among Ghosts – Ideas (UK), June 24, 1908

08LGLadies and Gentlemen v. Players (a Joan Romney story) – Windsor Magazine (UK), August 1908

08-MAUMaud (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), July 1908

08-MISMissed! (verse) – Pearson’s (UK), August 1908

08-NYRNew Year Resolutions – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), January 1908

08-OLMOur Literary Men (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), August 1908

08-ULTAn Ultimatum (verse) – Pearson’s (UK), February 1908

08WW/1Women, Wine and Song! 1. Brooklands by Night – The Globe By The Way Book (UK), 1908

08WW/2Women, Wine and Song! 2. Those in Peril on the Deep – The Globe By The Way Book (UK), 1908

08WW/3Women, Wine and Song! 3. In the Temple of Mammon – The Globe By The Way Book (UK), 1908

08WW/4Women, Wine and Song! 4. A Villain’s Wooing – The Globe By The Way Book (UK), 1908

08WW/5Women, Wine and Song! 5. Limelight and Love – The Globe By The Way Book (UK), 1908

08WW/6Women, Wine and Song! 6. The Blue Ribbon of the Turf. Derby Day! – The Globe By The Way Book (UK), 1908

08WW/7Women, Wine and Song! 7. The Vault at Midnight – The Globe By The Way Book (UK), 1908

08WW/8Women, Wine and Song! 8. Europe’s Plague Depot – The Globe By The Way Book (UK), 1908

08WW/9Women, Wine and Song! 9. The Rigour of the Game – The Globe By The Way Book (UK), 1908

08WW/10Women, Wine and Song! 10. A Way they have in the Army – The Globe By The Way Book (UK), 1908

08WW/11Women, Wine and Song! 11. The Stroke of Fate – The Globe By The Way Book (UK), 1908

08WW/12Women, Wine and Song! 12. The Voice of Marjorie – The Globe By The Way Book (UK), 1908

08-WWOWomen Workers (verse) – The Books of Today and Tomorrow (UK), February 1908

09ACAgainst the Clock (a Joan Romney cricket story) – Pearson’s (UK), June 1909

09-DUSThe Dustbin (verse) – Daily Express (UK), January 26, 1909

09GCThe Gem Collector (early novella version of IJ10) – Ainslee’s (US), December 1909

09OS_aOut of School – Ainslee’s (US), September 1909

09OS_bOut of School – Strand (UK), October 1910

09-PNFLetter from R. Psmith answering question about The New Fold – The Captain (UK), January 1909

09RRReginald’s Record Knock (a Cricket story) – Pearson’s (UK), July 1909

09-WDTWhat Do They All Do? – Van Norden (US), July 1909

09-WSYWasted Sympathy (verse) – Pearson’s (UK), June 1909

10ABArchibald’s Benefit – Collier’s Weekly (US), March 19, 1910

10-ABE_aAbe - A Lovingly Drawn Portrait of a New York Literary Agent – New York Tribune (US), September 24, 1910

10-ABE_bAbe: A New York Literary Agent – The Globe (UK), September 3, 1910

10BA_aBy Advice of Counsel – Pictorial Review (US), September 1910

10BA_bBy Advice of Counsel – Strand (UK), July 1910

10DW_aDeep Waters – Collier’s Weekly (US), May 28, 1910

10DW_bDeep Waters – Strand (UK), June 1910

10GA_aThe Matrimonial Sweepstakes – Cosmopolitan (US), February 1910

10GA_bThe Good Angel – Strand (UK), February 1910

10LM_aThe Watch Dog – Hampton’s (US), May 1910

10LM_b“Love Me, Love My Dog.” – Strand (UK), August 1910

10MI_aMisunderstood – Burr McIntosh Monthly (US), May 1910

10MI_bMisunderstood – Nash’s Magazine (UK), May 1910

10MM_aThe Man, the Maid, and the Miasma – Cosmopolitan (US), June 1910

10MM_bThe Man, the Maid, and the Miasma – Grand Magazine (UK), February 1910

10MU_aThe Man Up-stairs – Cosmopolitan (US), March 1910

10MU_bThe Man Upstairs – Strand (UK), March 1910

10PBProvidence and the Butler – The Washington Herald Literary Magazine (US), February 27, 1910

10PD_aPillingshot, Detective – American Boy (US), August 1923

10PD_bPillingshot, Detective – The Captain (UK), September 1910

10PD_b2Pillingshot’s First Case! – Boys’ Friend (UK), December 2, 1922

10PPThe Pitcher and the Plutocrat – Collier’s Weekly (US), September 24, 1910

10RH_a“Rough-hew Them How We Will” – Cosmopolitan (US), August 1910

10RH_b“Rough-Hew Them How We Will.” – Strand (UK), April 1910

10SW_aStone and the Weed – Boys’ Life (US), August 1923

10SW_bStone and the Weed – The Captain (UK), May 1910

10SW_b2The Bluff that Failed! – Boys’ Friend (UK), December 16, 1922

10TOThe Outcast (verse) – Pearson’s (UK), April 1910

10WD_aWhen Doctors Disagree – Success Magazine (US), March 1911

10WD_bWhen Doctors Disagree – Strand (UK), December 1910

11-ALDAldershot 1911 – The Captain (UK), July 1911

11AS_aAhead of Schedule – Collier’s Weekly (US), January 28, 1911

11AS_bAhead of Schedule – Grand Magazine (UK), November 1910

11AT_aAbsent Treatment (a Reggie Pepper story) – Collier’s Weekly (US), August 26, 1911

11AT_bAbsent Treatment (a Reggie Pepper story) – Strand (UK), March 1911

11BS_aThe Dinner of Herbs – Pictorial Review (US), February 1913

11BS_bThe Best Sauce – Strand (UK), July 1911

11EAEducating Aubrey – London Magazine (UK), May 1911

11HFHelping Freddie (a Reggie Pepper story) – Strand (UK), September 1911

11HF_aLines and Business (a Reggie Pepper story) – Pictorial Review (US), March 1912

11IA_aIn Alcala – People’s Magazine (US), November 1909

11IA_bIn Alcala – London Magazine (UK), December 1911

11-IIWIf I Were King (Wodehouse’s entry in a discussion) – The Captain (UK), June 1911

11PO_aPots o’ Money – Metropolitan (US), February 1912

11PO_bPots o’ Money – Strand (UK), December 1911

11PPPillingshot’s Paper – The Captain (UK), February 1911

11-RMCRival of Monte Carlo – Evening Standard (Ogden, Utah, US), May 20, 1911

11TD_aThree from Dunsterville – Pictorial Review (US), August 1912

11TD_bThree from Dunsterville – Strand (UK), August 1911

12DO_aDisentangling Old Duggie (a Reggie Pepper story) – Collier’s Weekly (US), March 30, 1912

12DO_bDisentangling Old Percy (a Reggie Pepper story) – Strand (UK), August 1912

12GKThe Goal-Keeper and the Plutocrat – Strand (UK), January 1912

12MCThe Man Who Disliked Cats – Strand (UK), May 1912

12-PSBPublic Schools’ Boxing – The Captain (UK), June 1912

12RE_aRuth in Exile – Ainslee’s (US), August 1912

12RE_bRuth in Exile – Strand (UK), July 1912

12RRRallying Round Old George (a Reggie Pepper story) – Strand (UK), December 1912

12RR_aBrother Alfred (a Reggie Pepper story) – Collier’s Weekly (US), September 27, 1913

12SA_aSir Agravaine – Collier’s Weekly (US), June 29, 1912

12SA_bSir Agravaine – Pearson’s (UK), December 1912

12TMThe Tuppenny Millionaire – Strand (UK), October 1912

13-ALDAldershot, 1913 – The Captain (UK), May 1913

13-BLDA Blessing in Disguise: Cambridge Defeated (report of Harlequins-Cambridge rugby match) – Daily Mail (UK), October 27, 1913

13-BLEBracing Leicester (report of Leicester Fosse–Bristol City soccer match) – Daily Mail (UK), September 29, 1913

13-CHA0212Charivaria – Punch (UK), February 12, 1913

13-CHA0219Charivaria – Punch (UK), February 19, 1913

13-CHA0226Charivaria – Punch (UK), February 26, 1913

13-CHA0305Charivaria – Punch (UK), March 5, 1913

13-CHA0319Charivaria – Punch (UK), March 19, 1913

13-CHA0326Charivaria – Punch (UK), March 26, 1913

13-CHA0402Charivaria – Punch (UK), April 2, 1913

13DC_aRallying Round Clarence (a Reggie Pepper story) – Pictorial Review (US), April 1914

13DC_bDoing Clarence a Bit of Good (a Reggie Pepper story) – Strand (UK), May 1913

13-DRPDropped Passes (report of Gloucester-Harlequins rugby match) – Daily Mail (UK), October 6, 1913

13EC/1The Eighteen-Carat Kid, part 1 – The Captain (UK), January 1913

13EC/2The Eighteen-Carat Kid, part 2 – The Captain (UK), February 1913

13EC/3The Eighteen-Carat Kid, part 3 – The Captain (UK), March 1913

13-FFK48 Free Kicks (report of Millwall–Crystal Palace soccer match) – Daily Mail (UK), September 15, 1913

13-FGSFinest Game of the Season (report of Harlequins-Blackheath rugby match) – Daily Mail (UK), December 29, 1913

13-FMLThe Fascinating Mr. Lowe (preview of ’Varsity rugby match) – Daily Mail (UK), December 9, 1913

13-FTEA Fine Team (report of Cambridge-Blackheath rugby match) – Daily Mail (UK), November 17, 1913

13-GALGame of a Lifetime (report of Blackheath-Cardiff rugby match) – Daily Mail (UK), November 3, 1913

13-GDAThe Great Day (verse) – Alleynian (UK), March 1913

13-HOAThe Humbug of Air (article about school locations) – Daily Mail (UK), October 8, 1913

13-HWRHow to Write a Revue – Daily Mail (UK), December 19, 1913

13-JBDJohn Birkett’s Day (report of Harlequins-Northampton rugby match) – Daily Mail (UK), November 10, 1913

13JW_aA Job of Work – Collier’s Weekly (US), September 6, 1913

13JW_bA Job of Work – Strand (UK), January 1913

13KI_aKeeping It from Harold – Illustrated Sunday Magazine (US), April 26, 1914

13KI_bKeeping It from Harold – Strand (UK), December 1913

13-LGILack of “Ginger” (report of Harlequins-Services rugby match) – Daily Mail (UK), October 20, 1913

13-MIBMany Incidents at Bristol (report of Bristol City–Notts County soccer match) – Daily Mail (UK), September 22, 1913

13MLMike’s Little Brother – Pall Mall (UK), October 1913

13-NDRThe New Drama (verse) – London Daily Express (UK), January 13, 1913

13-OFROld-Fashioned Rugby (report of Haileybury-Dulwich rugby match) – Daily Mail (UK), December 1, 1913

13-OSGOne-Sided Game (report of Blackheath–London Welsh rugby match) – Daily Mail (UK), December 8, 1913

13-PFEMr. Punch’s Football Experts – Punch (UK), October 29, 1913

13-PMAA “Proper” Match: Blackheath Beaten (report of O.M.T.s-Blackheath rugby match) – Daily Mail (UK), October 13, 1913

13PWThe Peer Who Worked – Kangaroo Island Courier (AU), April 19/26, 1913

13-SFHSurprise for the Harlequins (report of Harlequins-O.M.T.s rugby match) – Daily Mail (UK), December 15, 1913

13-SMGThe Small Gambler – Pall Mall (UK), May 1913

13-SMT’Spurs’ Mistaken Tactics (report of Tottenham Hotspur–Sheffield Wednesday soccer match) – Daily Mail (UK), December 22, 1913

13ST_aSomething to Worry About – Metropolitan (US), March 1913

13ST_bSomething to Worry About – Strand (UK), February 1913

14-AMB_bThe Amazing Ambassador – Sunday Chronicle (UK), December 13, 1914

14-AMB_dVon Bernstorff: The Amazing Ambassador – West Australian (Perth, AU), February 5, 1915

14BB_aThe Episode of the Financial Napoleon (A Man of Means: 2) – Pictorial Review (US), June 1916

14BB_aA Man of Means: 2. The Episode of the Financial Napoleon – Pictorial Review (US), June 1916

14BB_bThe Bolt from the Blue (A Man of Means: 2) – Strand (UK), May 1914

14BB_bA Man of Means: 2. The Bolt from the Blue – Strand (UK), May 1914

14-BWIThe Bombardment of Williamson (report of Middlesbrough-’Spurs soccer match) – Daily Mail (UK), December 27, 1913

14CI_aCreatures of Impulse – McClure’s (US), October 1914

14CI_bCreatures of Impulse – Strand (UK), October 1914

14DE_aThe Harmonica Mystery – All-Story Cavalier Weekly (US), March 13, 1915

14DE_bThe Education of Detective Oakes – Pearson’s (UK), December 1914

14DO/2My Draper’s Opera: Act Two [Revival of Native Grand Opera] (libretto) – Punch (UK), September 14, 1904

14-DRADramatizitis (article) – Pall Mall (UK), February 1914

14EBEgbert, Bull-frog (story) – Punch (UK), April 1, 1914

14-ECHThe English Country House – Vanity Fair (US), October 1914

14EM_aThe Diverting Episode of the Exiled Monarch (A Man of Means: 5) – Pictorial Review (US), September 1916

14EM_bThe Episode of the Exiled Monarch (A Man of Means: 5) – Strand (UK), August 1914

14HP_aThe Episode of the Hired Past (A Man of Means: 6) – Pictorial Review (US), October 1916

14HP_bThe Episode of the Hired Past (A Man of Means: 6) – Strand (UK), September 1914

14-KNLThe Knuts o’ London – Vanity Fair (US), September 1914

14LD_aThe Episode of the Landlady’s Daughter (A Man of Means: 1) – Pictorial Review (US), May 1916

14LD_bThe Landlady’s Daughter (A Man of Means: 1) – Strand (UK), April 1914

01-LFLThe Language of Flowers – To-day (UK), October 24, 1901

14LD_bA Man of Means: 1. The Landlady’s Daughter – Strand (UK), April 1914

14-LFUThe Literature of the Future – Vanity Fair (US), June 1914

14LW_aThe Episode of the Live Weekly (A Man of Means: 4) – Pictorial Review (US), August 1916

14LW_bThe Episode of the Live Weekly (A Man of Means: 4) – Strand (UK), July 1914

14MIMisunderstood (A Story of the Stone Age) – Punch (UK), January 7, 1914

14-NAFThe Noble Art of Falconry – Vanity Fair (US), October 1914

14-OSROne-Sided Rugby (report of Harlequins-Scottish rugby match) – Daily Mail (UK), January 12, 1914

14OT_aBrother Fans – McClure’s (US), August 1914

14-PCPThe Physical Culture Peril – Vanity Fair (US), May 1914

14-PDGThe Pleasures of Duelling in Germany – Vanity Fair (US), December 1914

14PW_aParted Ways – Pictorial Review (US), June 1915

14PW_bParted Ways – Strand (UK), December 1914

14SLThe Sluggard (story) – Punch (UK), April 22, 1914

14ST_aA Sea of Troubles – McClure’s (US), September 1914

14ST_bA Sea of Troubles – Pearson’s (UK), June 1915

14-SWSStirring Scenes in War Stricken London – Vanity Fair (US), November 1914

14-THLThoughts on Home Life – Vanity Fair (US), December 1914

14TV_aThe Episode of the Theatrical Venture (A Man of Means: 3) – Pictorial Review (US), July 1916

14TV_bThe Episode of the Theatrical Venture (A Man of Means: 3) – Strand (UK), June 1914

15AAAubrey’s Arrested Individuality (story) – Vanity Fair (US), May 1915

15AG_aAt Geisenheimer’s – Saturday Evening Post (US), August 21, 1915

15AG_bThe Love-r-ly Silver Cup – Strand (UK), October 1915

15-APDAll About the Pastime of Divorce – Vanity Fair (US), May 1915

15BB_a“Bill, the Bloodhound” – Century (US), February 1915

15BB_bBill the Bloodhound – Strand (UK), April 1915

15BL_aA Black Cat for Luck – Red Book (US), July 1915

15BL_bBlack for Luck – Strand (UK), June 1915

15-BPCBoy! Page Mr. Comstock! – Vanity Fair (US), March 1915

15-BTTBad Times for Theatregoers – Vanity Fair (US), May 1915

15CA_aConcealed Art (a Reggie Pepper story) – Pictorial Review (US), July 1915

15CA_bConcealed Art (a Reggie Pepper story) – Strand (UK), February 1915

15-CABCabarabian Nights – Vanity Fair (US), August 1915

15-CCLThe Charms of Country Life – Vanity Fair (US), January 1915

15CH_aCrowned Heads – The Argosy (US), June 1914

15CH_bCrowned Heads – Pearson’s (UK), April 1915

15-CPRChristmas Presents – Vanity Fair (US), December 1915

15-CSPThe Country Servant Problem – Vanity Fair (US), February 1915

15-CTHCommuting at the Theatre – Vanity Fair (US), January 1915

15DPThe Disappearance of Podmarsh (story) – Vanity Fair (US), June 1915

15-DTHThe Drama, and Trouble in the Home – Vanity Fair (US), November 1915

15-EFYEntertaining for the Young – Vanity Fair (US), February 1915

15EHThe Eighteenth Hole (story) – Vanity Fair (US), August 1915

15-EWGThe Europe Weekly Gazette – Vanity Fair (US), October 1915

15-EXPThe Expulsion from Eden – Vanity Fair (US), August 1915

15EY_aExtricating Young Gussie – Saturday Evening Post (US), September 18, 1915

15EY_bExtricating Young Gussie – Strand (UK), January 1916

15-FBAThe First Batch of Autumn Productions – Vanity Fair (US), October 1915

15-HLWHome Life in the War Zone – Vanity Fair (US), May 1915

15-HPNThe Habit of Picking on New York – Vanity Fair (US), November 1915

15-MBDMy Battle with Drink – Vanity Fair (US), December 1915

15MI/1The Military Invasion of America (story), part 1 – Vanity Fair (US), July 1915

15MI/2The Military Invasion of America (story), part 2 – Vanity Fair (US), August 1915

15MM_aThe Romance of Mac’s – Red Book (US), May 1916

15MM_bThe Making of Mac’s – Strand (UK), May 1915

15MS_aBreaking into Society – Red Book (US), July 1916

15MS_bThe Mixer [II] – Strand (UK), December 1915

15PF“Perfectly Furious” (story) – Vanity Fair (US), October 1915

15PW_aA Prisoner of War – Illustrated Sunday Magazine (US), February 16, 1916

15PW_bA Prisoner of War – Strand (UK), March 1915

15RSRule Sixty-Three – Novel Magazine (UK), March 1915

15RU_aThe Romance of an Ugly Policeman – Ainslee’s (US), April 1915

15RU_bThe Romance of an Ugly Policeman – Strand (UK), January 1915

15-SCOScooterin’: Half Sailing, Half Ice-boating – Vanity Fair (US), March 1915

15-SCPThe So-Called Pleasures of Coney Island – Vanity Fair (US), August 1915

15-SGCThe Scourge of the Golf Child – Vanity Fair (US), November 1915

15-SMVA School for Movie Villains – Vanity Fair (US), October 1915

15SPThe Secret Pleasures of Reginald (story) – Vanity Fair (US), June 1915

15-SSTSummer Stuff – Vanity Fair (US), September 1915

15-STOSome Thoughts on Mr. Oppenheim – Vanity Fair (US), July 1915

15-SWLSome Women and a Little Music – Vanity Fair (US), December 1915

15TC_aThe Test Case (a Reggie Pepper story) – Illustrated Sunday Magazine (US), December 12, 1915

15TC_bThe Test Case (a Reggie Pepper story) – Pearson’s (UK), December 1915

15TM_aA Very Shy Gentleman – Red Book (US), June 1916

15TM_bThe Mixer [I] – Strand (UK), November 1915

15-TVSThat Viennese Stuff – Vanity Fair (US), December 1915

15-TYCTake Your Choice of Musical Comedies – Vanity Fair (US), April 1915

15-VRWA Visit to the R. W. Chambers Fiction Plant – Vanity Fair (US), November 1915

15WH_aWilton’s Vacation – Illustrated Sunday Magazine (US), March 19, 1916

15WH_bWilton’s Holiday – Strand (UK), July 1915

15-WRHWhat Really Happened To Hamlet – Vanity Fair (US), June 1915

16-AABAll About Butlers – Vanity Fair (US), February 1916

16-AAMAll About Me – Vanity Fair (US), September 1916

16-AASAll About Shakespeare – Vanity Fair (US), April 1916

16AC_aLeave It to Jeeves – Saturday Evening Post (US), February 5, 1916

16AC_bLeave It to Jeeves – Strand (UK), June 1916

16-APUAnother Proposed Union – Vanity Fair (US), May 1916

16AS_aThe Aunt and the Sluggard – Saturday Evening Post (US), April 22, 1916

16AS_bThe Aunt and the Sluggard – Strand (UK), August 1916

16-ASPThe Alarming Spread of Poetry – Vanity Fair (US), June 1916

16-CRMCruelty to Millionaires – Vanity Fair (US), January 1916

16-CSPThe Coming of Spring – Vanity Fair (US), May 1916

16-DMTDrama, Melodrama and Tragedy – Vanity Fair (US), June 1916

16-DRFThe Dramatic Fixer – The Passing Show (UK), August 26, 1916

16-DWHDiary of a War-Time Honeymoon – Vanity Fair (US), May 1916

16FK_aThe Fatal Kink in Algernon – Ladies’ Home Journal (US), January 1916

16-GCTA Great Coming Tennis Match – Vanity Fair (US), October 1916

16-GUDGladness Under Difficulties – Vanity Fair (US), November 1916

16-GWWThe “Great White Way” Fraud – Vanity Fair (US), January 1916

16HTHow to Break into Society (dramatic dialogue) – Vanity Fair (US), May 1916

16-IDAIn Defense of Astigmatism – Vanity Fair (US), January 1916

16JT_aJeeves Takes Charge – Saturday Evening Post (US), November 18, 1916

16JT_bJeeves Takes Charge – Strand (UK), April 1923

16JU_aJeeves and the Unbidden Guest – Saturday Evening Post (US), December 9, 1916

16JU_bJeeves and the Unbidden Guest – Strand (UK), March 1917

16-LCFA Little Chat About a Favorite Summer Sport – Vanity Fair (US), September 1916

16-LDRThe Leisurely Drama – Vanity Fair (US), April 1916

16-MMCThe Making of Musical Comedies – Vanity Fair (US), March 1916

16-NDDThe New Disease—Dementia Warstocks – Vanity Fair (US), February 1916

16-NFMA New Figure in Musical Comedy – Vanity Fair (US), June 1916

16-NMSThe New Musical Shows – Vanity Fair (US), April 1916

16-OBPOn Being Photographed – Vanity Fair (US), March 1916

16-OBP_bOn Photographs and Photographers – Nash’s (UK), September 1929

16-OREOn Reducing the Embonpoint – Vanity Fair (US), December 1916

16-OSSOur Slack and Slothful Playwrights – Vanity Fair (US), December 1916

16-PAUThe Proposed Authors’ Union – Vanity Fair (US), September 1916

16PBA Priceless Boon for Authors (story) – Vanity Fair (US), July 1916

16-PDFThe Passing of the Dramatic Fixer – Vanity Fair (US), July 1916

16-REVA Review of Revues – Vanity Fair (US), March 1916

16-RSMRecent Stage Marriages – Vanity Fair (US), March 1916

16-SCOShattering the Conventions – Vanity Fair (US), January 1916

16-SDRThe Summer Drama – Vanity Fair (US), October 1916

16-SSOThe Somber Sadness of Our Summer Shows – Vanity Fair (US), August 1916

16-STMSome Theatrical Mysteries – Vanity Fair (US), February 1916

16-TCGA Timely Chat about Gardens – Vanity Fair (US), June 1916

16TL_aThe Man With Two Left Feet – Saturday Evening Post (US), March 18, 1916

16TL_bThe Man With Two Left Feet – Strand (UK), May 1916

16-TNMThree New Musical Comedies – Vanity Fair (US), December 1916

16-TPCThe Three-in-One Presidential Candidate – Vanity Fair (US), August 1916

16-TTCTough Times for Critics – Vanity Fair (US), May 1916

16-VVA_aConcerning the Virtues and Vices of Artists – Vanity Fair (US), August 1916

16-VVA_bVirtues and Vices of Artists – London Opinion (UK), October 14, 1916

16-WSSWhere to Spend the Summer – Vanity Fair (US), July 1916

16-WWNWatchman, What of the Night? – Vanity Fair (US), April 1916

17-AFWAll About Fashionable Weddings – Vanity Fair (US), January 1916

17-APVAn Appreciation of Vaudeville – Vanity Fair (US), February 1917

17-AWMThe Agonies of Writing a Musical Comedy – Vanity Fair (US), March 1917

17-CBRA Cloud-burst on the Rialto – Vanity Fair (US), October 1917

17-CPDOn Certain Phases of the Drama – Vanity Fair (US), June 1917

17-CTSThe Coming Theatrical Season – Vanity Fair (US), September 1917

17-DFPDishing Up Fiction in Play Form – Vanity Fair (US), November 1917

17-FSFFred Stone and a Few Others – Vanity Fair (US), December 1917

17-GOSThe Good Old Summertime – Vanity Fair (US), August 1917

17JH_aJeeves and the Hard-Boiled Egg – Saturday Evening Post (US), March 3, 1917

17JH_bJeeves and the Hard-Boiled Egg – Strand (UK), August 1917

17-MMTThe Marvels and the Mysteries of the Telephone – Vanity Fair (US), April 1917

17-NPLThe New Plays (1917) – Vanity Fair (US), July 1917

17-NPOThe New Plays of the Old Year – Vanity Fair (US), January 1917

17-NYDAll About New Year’s Day – Vanity Fair (US), January 1917

17-OWLOn the Writing of Lyrics – Vanity Fair (US), June 1917

17-PBEProbably the Beginning of an Epidemic – Vanity Fair (US), February 1917

17-PTSThe Past Theatrical Season – Vanity Fair (US), May 1917

17-TSMTwo Spectacular Musical Reviews – Vanity Fair (US), January 1917

17-VHHA Visit to Mr. Hearst’s Health Farm – Vanity Fair (US), January 1917

17-WSCWriting the Show at the Century – Vanity Fair (US), December 1917

18-BARThe Barrymores, and Others – Vanity Fair (US), April 1918

18JC_aJeeves and the Chump Cyril – Saturday Evening Post (US), June 8, 1918

18JC_bJeeves and the Chump Cyril – Strand (UK), August 1918

18-NPLThe New Plays (1918) – Vanity Fair (US), May 1918

18-PODThe Poor Old Drama – Vanity Fair (US), January 1918

18-THWTrials of a Hard Winter – Vanity Fair (US), February 1918

18-TSLThe Theatrical Slump – Vanity Fair (US), February 1918

19-AITAll About the Income-Tax – Vanity Fair (US), May 1919

19-EMYAn English Master of Yankee Slang (anonymous interview/article) – The American Legion Weekly (US), October 24, 1919

19-FONFor One Night Only (verse) – Vanity Fair (US), October 1919

19-GLPGolf: The Last Phase – Vanity Fair (US), September 1919

19-KUTKeeping Up With Terpsichore – Vanity Fair (US), October 1919

19-NSOThe Nation’s Songs – Vanity Fair (US), December 1919

19OG_aOrdeal by Golf – Collier’s Weekly (US), December 6, 1919

19OG_bA Kink in His Character – Strand (UK), February 1920

19-PDRProhibition and the Drama – Vanity Fair (US), August 1919

19-PIGA Plea for Indoor Golf – Vanity Fair (US), May 1919

19-PSGThe Pleasures of Saturday Golf – Vanity Fair (US), July 1919

19-RTAReviewing a Theatre Audience – Vanity Fair (US), November 1919

19SF_aThe Spring Suit – Saturday Evening Post (US), July 12, 1919

19SF_bThe Spring Frock – Strand (UK), December 1919

19-SNOThe Super-Novelists – Vanity Fair (US), June 1919

19WW_aA Woman Is Only a Woman – Saturday Evening Post (US), June 7, 1919

19WW_bA Woman Is Only a Woman – Strand (UK), October 1919

20AS_aThe Sausage Chappie – Cosmopolitan (US), June 1920

20AS_bArchie and the Sausage Chappie – Strand (UK), April 1920

20DF_aDoing Father a Bit of Good – Cosmopolitan (US), August 1920

20DF_b“Doing Father a Bit of Good” – Strand (UK), June 1920

20DO_aDear Old Squiffy – Cosmopolitan (US), July 1920

20DO_bDear Old Squiffy – Strand (UK), May 1920

20FA_aFirst Aid for Loony Biddle – Cosmopolitan (US), December 1920

20FA_bFirst Aid for Looney Biddle – Strand (UK), October 1920

20-FDBFootball: Dulwich vs. Bedford School – Alleynian (UK), December 1920

20-FDMFootball: Dulwich vs. Merchant Taylors – Alleynian (UK), December 1920

20-FDPFootball: Dulwich vs. St. Paul – Alleynian (UK), December 1920

20GF_aThe Golden Flaw – McClure’s (US), March/April 1920

20GF_bThe Colour Line – Grand Magazine (UK), May 1920

20-HWMHansford Wilson: Master of Comedy – Vanity Fair (US), April 1920

20-LATLooking After Thomas – Novel Magazine (UK), September 1920

20MH_aThe Man Who Married a Hotel – Cosmopolitan (US), May 1920

20MH_bThe Man Who Married an Hotel – Strand (UK), March 1920

20MK_a“Mother’s Knee” – Cosmopolitan (US), January 1921

20MK_b“Mother’s Knee” – Strand (UK), November 1920

20MT_aA Mixed Threesome – McClure’s (US), June 1920

20MT_bA Mixed Threesome – Strand (UK), March 1921

20-NPBThe New Plays Along Broadway – Vanity Fair (US), April 1920

20-NPLThe New Plays (1920) – Vanity Fair (US), May 1920

20-PDEPersonal Details – The Bookman (US), January 1920

20PW_aPaving the Way for Mabel – Cosmopolitan (US), September 1920

20PW_b“Paving the Way for Mabel” – Strand (UK), July 1920

20RH_aA Bit of All Right – Cosmopolitan (US), November 1920

20RH_bA Room at the Hermitage – Strand (UK), September 1920

20RS_aThe Rough Stuff – Chicago Daily Tribune (US), October 10, 1920

20RS_bThe Rough Stuff – Strand (UK), April 1921

20-SEPThe Season-End Productions – Vanity Fair (US), June 1920

20SH_aSundered Hearts – McClure’s (US), December 1920

20SH_bSundered Hearts – Strand (UK), December 1920

20-TYEThe Theatrical Year – Vanity Fair (US), June 1920

20-WIWWho Is William Shakespeare? – Vanity Fair (US), May 1920

20WM_aWashy Makes His Presence Felt – Cosmopolitan (US), October 1920

20WM_bWashy Makes His Presence Felt – Strand (UK), August 1920

21CG_aThe Coming of Gowf – McClure’s (US), June/July 1921

21CG_bThe Coming of Gowf – Strand (UK), May 1921

21-FDHFootball: Dulwich vs. Haileybury – Alleynian (UK), February 1921

21-FDMFootball: Dulwich vs. Merchant Taylors – Alleynian (UK), November 1908

21-FDSFootball: Dulwich vs. Sherborne – Alleynian (UK), February 1921

21HA_aThe Heel of Achilles – Chicago Daily Tribune (US), June 11, 1922

21HA_bThe Heel of Achilles – Strand (UK), November 1921

21JS_aJeeves in the Springtime – Cosmopolitan (US), December 1921

21JS_bJeeves in the Spring-Time – Strand (UK), December 1921

21LH_aThe Long Hole – McClure’s (US), March 1922

21LH_bThe Long Hole – Strand (UK), August 1921

21SE_bStrange Experiences of an Artist’s Model – Strand (UK), January 1921

21SG_aThe Salvation of George Mackintosh – McClure’s (US), September 1921

21SG_bThe Salvation of George Mackintosh – Strand (UK), June 1921

21UC_aCuthbert Unexpectedly Clicks – The Elks Magazine, US), July 1922

21UC_bThe Unexpected Clicking of Cuthbert – Strand (UK), October 1921

21WV_aThe Wigmore Venus – Cosmopolitan (US), February 1921

21WV_bThe Wigmore Venus – Strand (UK), February 1921

22AA_aAunt Agatha Makes a Bloomer – Cosmopolitan (US), October 1922

22AA_bAunt Agatha Takes the Count – Strand (UK), April 1922

22BC_aBertie Changes His Mind – Cosmopolitan (US), August 1922

22BC_bBertie Changes His Mind – Strand (UK), August 1922

22BL_aBingo and the Little Woman – Cosmopolitan (US), December 1922

22BL_bBingo and the Little Woman – Strand (UK), November 1922

22CB_aComrade Bingo – Cosmopolitan (US), May 1922

22CB_bComrade Bingo – Strand (UK), May 1922

22-DDEDrawbacks of the Drama in England – Vanity Fair (US), December 1922

22EC_aThe Delayed Exit of Claude and Eustace – Cosmopolitan (US), November 1922

22EC_bThe Delayed Exit of Claude and Eustace – Strand (UK), October 1922

22-HSTHow to Save the Theatre – The Humorist (UK), November 4, 1922

22MP_aThe Plus Fours – Red Book (US), January 1923

22MP_bThe Magic Plus Fours – Strand (UK), December 1922

22MT_aThe Metropolitan Touch – Cosmopolitan (US), September 1922

22MT_bThe Metropolitan Touch – Strand (UK), September 1922

22PT_aThe Purity of the Turf – Cosmopolitan (US), July 1922

22PT_bThe Purity of the Turf – Strand (UK), July 1922

22SH_aThe Great Sermon Handicap – Cosmopolitan (US), June 1922

22SH_bThe Great Sermon Handicap – Strand (UK), June 1922

22SO_aBertie Gets Even – Cosmopolitan (US), March 1922

22SO_bScoring Off Jeeves – Strand (UK), February 1922

22SR_aJeeves the Blighter – Cosmopolitan (US), April 1922

22SR_bSir Roderick Comes to Lunch – Strand (UK), March 1922

23AR_aRollo Podmarsh Comes To – Red Book (US), March 1923

23AR_bThe Awakening of Rollo Podmarsh – Strand (UK), January 1923

23CF_aChester Forgets Himself – Saturday Evening Post (US), July 7, 1923

23CF_bChester Forgets Himself – Strand (UK), May 1924

23DB_aThe Début of Battling Billson – Cosmopolitan (US), June 1923

23DB_bThe Début of Battling Billson – Strand (UK), July 1923

23EB_aThe Exit of Battling Billson – Cosmopolitan (US), December 1923

23EB_bThe Exit of Battling Billson – Strand (UK), January 1924

23FA_aFirst Aid for Dora – Cosmopolitan (US), July 1923

23FA_bFirst Aid for Dora – Strand (UK), August 1923

23HG_aThe Heart of a Goof – Red Book (US), September 1923

23HG_bThe Heart of a Goof – Strand (UK), April 1924

23LA_aThe Long Arm of Looney Coote – Cosmopolitan (US), November 1923

23LA_bThe Long Arm of Looney Coote – Strand (UK), December 1923

23NW_aNo Wedding Bells for Him – Cosmopolitan (US), October 1923

23NW_bNo Wedding Bells for Him – Strand (UK), November 1923

23RB_aThe Return of Battling Billson – Cosmopolitan (US), August 1923

23RB_bThe Return of Battling Billson – Strand (UK), September 1923

23UA_aUkridge’s Accident Syndicate – Cosmopolitan (US), May 1923

23UA_bUkridge, Teddy Weeks and the Tomato – Strand (UK), June 1923

23UD_aUkridge’s Dog College – Cosmopolitan (US), April 1923

23UD_bUkridge’s Dog College – Strand (UK), May 1923

23US_aUkridge Sees Her Through – Cosmopolitan (US), September 1923

23US_bUkridge Sees Her Through – Strand (UK), October 1923

23-WSAWodehouse Says— (letter to editor) – Variety (US), March 1, 1923

24CP_aThe Custody of the Pumpkin – Saturday Evening Post (US), November 29, 1924

24CP_bThe Custody of the Pumpkin – Strand (UK), December 1924

24CP_AB — " revised version in BCE

24-HON“Mr. P. G. Wodehouse” in “How Our Novelists Write Their Books” – Strand (UK), December 1924

24-HNWHow Our Novelists Write Their Books – John o’ London’s (UK), December 13, 1924

24JG_aJane Gets Off the Fairway – Saturday Evening Post (US), October 25, 1924

24JG_bJane Gets Off the Fairway – Strand (UK), November 1924

24RA_aThe Rummy Affair of Old Biffy – Saturday Evening Post (US), September 27, 1924

24RA_bThe Rummy Affair of Old Biffy – Strand (UK), October 1924

24RF_aRodney Fails to Qualify – Saturday Evening Post (US), February 23, 1924

24RF_bRodney Fails to Qualify – Strand (UK), March 1924

24SS_aSomething Squishy – Saturday Evening Post (US), December 20, 1924

24SS_bSomething Squishy – Strand (UK), January 1925

24UR_aUkridge Rounds a Nasty Corner – Cosmopolitan (US), January 1924

24UR_bUkridge Rounds a Nasty Corner – Strand (UK), February 1924

25AG_aThe Awful Gladness of the Mater – Saturday Evening Post (US), March 21, 1925

25AG_bThe Awful Gladness of the Mater – Strand (UK), May 1925

25BD_aButtercup Day – Saturday Evening Post (US), November 21, 1925

25BD_bButtercup Day – Strand (UK), December 1925

25BL_aA Bit of Luck for Mabel – Saturday Evening Post (US), December 26, 1925

25BL_bA Bit of Luck for Mabel – Strand (UK), January 1926

25CR_aClustering Round Young Bingo – Saturday Evening Post (US), February 21, 1925

25CR_bClustering Round Young Bingo – Strand (UK), April 1925

25FFFixing It for Freddie – in COJ

25HC_aHoneysuckle Cottage – Saturday Evening Post (US), January 24, 1925

25HC_bHoneysuckle Cottage – Strand (UK), February 1925

25HS_aHigh Stakes – Saturday Evening Post (US), September 19, 1925

25HS_bHigh Stakes – Strand (UK), October 1925

25PR_aThe Purification of Rodney Spelvin – Saturday Evening Post (US), August 22, 1925

25PR_bThe Purification of Rodney Spelvin – Strand (UK), September 1925

25WO_aWithout the Option – Saturday Evening Post (US), June 27, 1925

25WO_bWithout the Option – Strand (UK), July 1925

26FFprevious code for 25FF, Fixing It for Freddie

26IC_aThe Inferiority Complex of Old Sippy – Liberty (US), April 17, 1926

26IC_bThe Inferiority Complex of Old Sippy – Strand (UK), April 1926

26JI_aJeeves and the Impending Doom – Liberty (US), January 8, 1927

26JI_bJeeves and the Impending Doom – Strand (UK), December 1926

26KCKeeping It from Cuthbert – Liberty (US), February 27, 1926

26KI_aKeeping In with Vosper – Liberty (US), March 13, 1926

26KI_bKeeping In with Vosper – Strand (UK), March 1926

26LB_aThe Level Business Head – Liberty (US), May 8, 1926

26LB_bThe Level Business Head – Strand (UK), May 1926

26LB_AThe Level Business Head – in EBC_A

26LB_BThe Level Business Head – in LEO

26LE_aLord Emsworth Acts for the Best – Liberty (US), June 5, 1926

26LE_bLord Emsworth Acts for the Best – Strand (UK), June 1926

26MB_aMulliner’s Buck-U-Uppo – Liberty (US), September 4, 1926

26MB_bMulliner’s Buck-U-Uppo – Strand (UK), November 1926

26PT_aThe Rest Cure – Liberty (US), January 23, 1926

26PT_bMr. Potter Takes a Rest Cure – Strand (UK), February 1926

26SL_aA Slice of Life – Liberty (US), August 7, 1926

26SL_bA Slice of Life – Strand (UK), August 1926

26TA_aThe Truth About George – Liberty (US), July 3, 1926

26TA_bThe Truth About George – Strand (UK), July 1926

27BM_aThe Bishop’s Move – Liberty (US), August 20, 1927

27BM_bThe Bishop’s Move – Strand (UK), September 1927

27CD_aCame the Dawn – Liberty (US), June 11, 1927

27CD_bCame the Dawn – Strand (UK), July 1927

27-FDHFootball: Dulwich vs. Haileybury – Alleynian (UK), February 1927

27-FDSFootball: Dulwich vs. Sherborne – Alleynian (UK), February 1927

27JY_aJeeves and the Yuletide Spirit – Liberty (US), December 24, 1927

27JY_bJeeves and the Yule-Tide Spirit – Strand (UK), December 1927

27PD_aPortrait of a Disciplinarian – Liberty (US), September 24, 1927

27PD_bPortrait of a Disciplinarian – Strand (UK), October 1927

27PH_aPig-hoo-o-o-o-ey – Liberty (US), July 9, 1927

27PH_b“Pig-hoo-o-o-o-ey!” – Strand (UK), August 1927

27RB_aThe Romance of a Bulb-Squeezer – Liberty (US), March 12, 1927

27RB_bThe Romance of a Bulb-Squeezer – Strand (UK), March 1927

27-SOKThe Sport of Kings – London Magazine (UK), May 1927

27SW_aIt Was Only a Fire – Liberty (US), April 9, 1927

27SW_bThe Story of William – Strand (UK), May 1927

27TP_aThose in Peril on the Tee – Liberty (US), May 21, 1927 (told by the Oldest Member)

27TP_bThose in Peril on the Tee – Strand (UK), June 1927 (told by the Oldest Member)

27TP_AB — " rewritten for Mr. Mulliner in MMS and GO

28CG_aCompany for Gertrude – Cosmopolitan (US), October 1928

28CG_bCompany for Gertrude – Strand (UK), September 1928

28EG_aLord Emsworth and the Girl Friend – Liberty (US), October 6, 1928

28EG_bLord Emsworth and the Girl Friend – Strand (UK), November 1928

28-FHSFootball: Dulwich vs. Haileybury; Dulwich vs. Sherborne – The Alleynian (UK), February 1929

28OO_aThe Ordeal of Osbert Mulliner – Liberty (US), November 24, 1928

28OO_bThe Ordeal of Osbert Mulliner – Strand (UK), December 1928

28PA_aThe Passing of Ambrose – Cosmopolitan (US), August 1928

28PA_bThe Passing of Ambrose – Strand (UK), July 1928

28RW_aThe Reverent Wooing of Archibald – Cosmopolitan (US), September 1928

28RW_bThe Reverent Wooing of Archibald – Strand (UK), August 1928

28UO_aUkridge and the Old Stepper – Liberty (US), June 9, 1928

28UO_bUkridge and the Old Stepper – Strand (UK), June 1928

29-ATM_aAbout These Mystery Stories – Saturday Evening Post (US), May 25, 1929

29-ATM_bAbout These Mystery Stories – Strand (UK), June 1929

29BG_aFranklin’s Favorite Daughter – Cosmopolitan (US), July 1929

29BG_bBack to the Garage – Strand (UK), July 1929

29-DWSA Day with the Swattesmore – Daily Mail (UK), May 20, 1929

29-FAVFirst Aid for Villains – Titbits (UK), December 14, 1929

29-FDHFootball: Dulwich vs. Haileybury – Alleynian (UK), December 1929

29GU_aThe Man Who Gave Up Smoking – Liberty (US), March 23, 1929

29GU_bThe Man Who Gave Up Smoking – Strand (UK), March 1929

29JD_AJeeves and the Dog McIntosh – in VGJ_A

29JD_BEpisode of the Dog McIntosh – in VGJ_B

29JD_aThe Borrowed Dog – Cosmopolitan (US), October 1929

29JD_bJeeves and the Dog McIntosh – Strand (UK), October 1929

29JL_aJeeves and the Love that Purifies – Cosmopolitan (US), November 1929

29JL_bJeeves and the Love that Purifies – Strand (UK), November 1929

29JL_BThe Love that Purifies – in VGJ_B

29JS_aThe Song of Songs – Cosmopolitan (US), September 1929

29JS_bJeeves and the Song of Songs – Strand (UK), September 1929

29JS_AJeeves and the Song of Songs – in VGJ_A

29JS_BJeeves and the Song of Songs – in VGJ_B

29-OAPOn Amusement Parks – Daily Mail (UK), September 2, 1929

29-OOSThe Outline of Shakespeare – The Alleynian (UK), February 1929

29PW_aProspects for Forest Rills – Wichita Daily Times (US), September 15, 1929

29PW_bProspects for Wambledon – Strand (UK), August 1929

29SA_aJeeves and the Spot of Art – Cosmopolitan (US), December 1929

29SA_bJeeves and the Spot of Art – Strand (UK), December 1929

29SA_BThe Spot of Art – in VGJ_B

29SC_aThe Story of Cedric – Liberty (US), May 11, 1929

29SC_bThe Story of Cedric – Strand (UK), May 1929

29-SOH_aSlaves of Hollywood – Saturday Evening Post (US), December 7, 1929

29-SOH_b1The White Slaves of Hollywood – Daily Mail (UK), December 6, 1929

29-SOH_b2The Fatal Lure of Hollywood – Daily Mail (UK), December 7, 1929

29-THLThothe Lithpth – Daily Mail (UK), January 9, 1929

29-TITThoughts on the Income Tax – Daily Mail (UK), April 2, 1929

29UB_aUnpleasantness at Bludleigh Court – Liberty (US), February 2, 1929

29UB_bUnpleasantness at Bludleigh Court – Strand (UK), February 1929

30BSBest Seller (cf. Parted Ways)

30BS_a — " in Cosmopolitan, 1930/06

30BS_bAB — " in Strand, 1930/07

30GNGala Night

30GN_b — " in Strand, 1930/06

30ISIndian Summer of an Uncle

30JKJeeves and the Kid Clementina

30JK_B — " in VGJ_B

30JOJeeves and the Old School Chum

30TCTuppy Changes His Mind (The Ordeal of Young Tuppy in VGJ_B)

31FAFate (Compromised!)

31GGThe Go-Getter

31GG_a — " as Sales Resistance, in Cosmopolitan, 1931/03

31GG_b — " in Strand, 1931/08

31KQQuest (cf. The Knightly Quest of Mervyn, 33KQ)

31MGThe Medicine Girl (DS32 Doctor Sally)

31SWThe Smile That Wins

31SW_a — " in American, 1931/10

31SW_b — " in Strand, 1932/02
Also as Adrian Mulliner, Detective in Ellery Queen, 1952/06
and Mr. Mulliner, Private Detective in The Saint Detective Magazine, 1954/09

31UHUkridge and the Home from Home

31UH_a — " in Cosmopolitan, 1931/02

31UH_A — " in EBC_A

31VPThe Voice from the Past (A Voice from the Past)

32CCCats Will Be Cats (The Bishop’s Folly)

32GWGone Wrong

32MBMonkey Business

32MB_a — " as A Cagey Gorilla, in American, 1932/12

32MB_b — " in Strand, 1932/12

32OHOpen House

32OH_b — " in Strand, 1932/04

32SSStrychnine in the Soup (The Missing Mystery)

32SWThe Story of Webster

32SW_b — " as The Bishop’s Cat, in Strand, 1932/05

32-BABButlers and the Buttled – in LF

32-CDFChemin de Fer – in LF

32-DEFThe Decay of Falconry – in LF

32-DWSA Day With the Swattesmore – in LF

32-FPAFair Play for Audiences – in LF

32-FWSFashionable Weddings and Smart Divorces – in LF

32-HCMHappy Christmas and Merry New Year – in LF

32-HSCThe Hollywood Scandal – in LF

32-LBHLooking Back at the Halls – in LF

32-MGRMy Gentle Readers – in LF

32-OOLOn Ocean Liners – in LF

32-OSHAn Outline of Shakespeare – in LF

32-PAPPhotographs and Photographers – in LF

32-PFWProspects for Wambledon – in LF

32-ROURoulette – in LF

32-TESTo The Editor - Sir . . . – in LF

32-THRThrillers – in LF

32-TITThoughts on the Income Tax – in LF

32-WAPA Word about Amusement Parks – in LF

33AHThe Amazing Hat Mystery

33AH_a — " in Cosmopolitan, 1933/08

33CAThe Castaways

33JOThe Juice of an Orange

33JO_a — " as Love on a Diet, in American, 1933/02

33JO_b — " in Strand, 1933/02

33KQThe Knightly Quest of Mervyn (cf. Quest, 31KQ)

33LSThe Luck of the Stiffhams

33NOThe Nodder (Love Birds)

33RMThe Rise of Minna Nordstrom

33RM_a — " as A Star is Born, in American, 1933/03 [without Mulliner introduction]

34FWThe Fiery Wooing of Mordred

34GBGood-Bye to All Cats

34NONoblesse Oblige

35AMArchibald and the Masses

35CBThe Come-Back of Battling Billson

35CMThe Code of the Mulliners

35FLFarewell to Legs

35TDTrouble Down at Tudsleigh

35TFTried in the Furnace

35UFUncle Fred Flits By

36AGThere’s Always Golf!

36AG_a — " as A Triple Threat Man in Redbook, 1936/02

36BTBuried Treasure

36BT_a — " as Hidden Treasure in This Week, 1936/09/27

36BT_A — " in CWB

36BT_b — " in Strand, 1936/09

36CWThe Crime Wave at Blandings

36LLThe Letter of the Law

36LL_a — " as Not Out of Distance, in Redbook, 1936/04

36MTThe Masked Troubadour

36MT_a — " revised as Reggie and the Greasy Bird, in Saturday Evening Post, 1936/11/28

37AGAnselm Gets His Chance

37AWAll’s Well with Bingo

37AW_A — " in CWB

37BPBingo and the Peke Crisis

37RDRomance at Droitgate Spa

37RD_A — " in CWB with Mr. Mulliner introduction

39BIBramley Is So Bracing

39-BPUThe Big Push – in Punch, 1939/12/13

39ERThe Editor Regrets

39SBSonny Boy

40DIDudley Is Back to Normal

40SDShock Dogs

40SMScratch Man (Tee for Two)[cf. 59SM]

40-WISThe Word in Season – in Punch, 1940/08/21

40WSThe Word in Season [magazine versions; cf. 58WS]

47JBJoy Bells for Barmy (A Wedding Has Been Arranged) (cf. The Right Approach)

47SSSuccess Story (Ukie Invests in Human Nature)

48EXExcelsior

48EX_a — " as The Hazards of Horace Bewstridge, in Argosy, 1948/07

48FOFreddie, Oofy and the Beef Trust (Oofy, Freddie and the Beef Trust)

48THI’ll Give You Some Advice (cf. Tangled Hearts)

49RRRodney Has a Relapse

49RR_c — " as Rupert Has a Relapse, in National Home Monthly, 1949/02

50BSBirth of a Salesman

50FCFeet of Clay (A Slightly Broken Romance)

50HTHow’s That, Umpire?

50MMMr. McGee’s Big Day

50SPThe Shadow Passes

50THTangled Hearts (cf. I’ll Give You Some Advice)

50UFUp from the Depths

52BBBig Business [magazine versions; cf. 59BB]

52BB_a — " in Collier’s, 1952/12/13

52BB_b — " in Lilliput, 1953/03

53-CNYChristmas in New York – in Punch, 1953/12/23

53-GTSGaughan, Thou Should’st be Living at This Hour – in Punch, 1953/10/21

53-SHCStraw Hat Circuit – in Punch, 1953/09/02

53-SOBShadow Over Broadway – in Punch, 1953/09/30

53-TNYThis is New York – in Punch, 1953/07/15

53-UPHUp the Humorists! – in Punch, 1953/12/09

54-BBCBring Back the Cuculus – in Punch, 1954/06/30

54-CEDCarol and Edna – in Punch, 1954/09/29

54-FPFFair Play for Fathers – in Punch, 1954/07/14

54-GNAGrave News From America – in Punch, 1954/08/18

54-HMRHow Do You Mean, Relax – in Punch, 1954/03/03

54-IIBI’m in the Book – in Punch, 1954/12/22

54-MMMManners Makyth Man – in Punch, 1954/02/10

54-MWRMerrily We Roll Along – in Punch, 1954/05/26

54OBThe Ordeal of Bingo Little (cf. Leave It to Algy)

54-PKNPostman’s Knock – in Punch, 1954/10/20

54-PMAPut Me Among the Earls – in Punch, 1954/06/09

54-PSPThe Party Spirit – in Punch, 1954/11/03

54-SCLSomething Clever – in Punch, 1954/10/06

54-SHAStage Hands Across the Sea – in Punch, 1954/04/21

54-SHDShikari Days – in Punch, 1954/11/17

54-SNYSunday in New York – in Punch, 1954/09/01

54-SWUSmokers of the World, Unite – in Punch, 1954/08/04

54-TFMThanks for the Memory (such as it is) – in Punch, 1954/09/15

54-TO-To— – in Punch, 1954/03/31

54-WHWWe Have With Us To-night – in Punch, 1954/05/05

54-YTCYou Too Can Talk Convincingly – in Punch, 1954/12/01

55-AAPAttention, All Patrons – in Punch, 1955/07/13

55-BBFBrooklyn Bridge is Falling Down – in Punch, 1955/10/05

55-BBUThe Battle of the Bulge – in Punch, 1955/03/02

55-BPRBridge Problem – in Punch, 1955/10/19

55-CSBCanada is So Bracing – in Punch, 1955/08/24

55-DCRDumb Chums at Riverhead – in Punch, 1955/09/07

55-ECEEasy Come, Easy Go – in Punch, 1955/06/29

55-ENHAn Englishman’s Home – in Punch, 1955/05/04

55-LBALooking Back – in Punch, 1955/01/12

55-LFRLet Freedom Ring – in Punch, 1955/06/15

55-LHULives of the Hunted – in Punch, 1955/03/16

55-MMAMoney, Money, Always Money – in Punch, 1955/08/03

55-MRAThe Meteorite Racket – in Punch, 1955/11/02

55-MWLThe Man We Love – in Punch, 1955/04/06

55-NTCName This Child – in Punch, 1955/11/30

55-OBROff Broadway – in Punch, 1955/04/20

55-OUPOnwards and Upwards With the Fiends – in Punch, 1955/02/16

55-PCOPoet’s Corner – in Punch, 1955/09/21

55-PGAPigeons in the Grass, Alas – in Punch, 1955/03/30

55-SAWSong About Whiskers (poem) – in Punch, 1955/09/28

55-SGMSalute to G-Men – in Punch, 1955/07/27

55-SNSThe Snail Situation (latest) – in Punch, 1955/01/19

55TCA Tithe for Charity

55-TCWThoughts on the Crime Wave – in Punch, 1955/05/18

55-THBThis Happy Breed of Men – in Punch, 1955/06/01

55-TLETime Like an Ever-rolling Stream” (poem) in Punch, 1955/12/21

55-TNOTheatre Notes – in Punch, 1955/12/14

55-TNYThis Is New York (or is it)? – in Punch, 1955/11/16

55-WWOWorld’s Workers – in Punch, 1955/12/28

55-WWTWhat Was That Once Again? – in Punch, 1955/08/10

56-AD0418America Day by Day – in Punch, 1956/04/18

56-AD0502America Day by Day – in Punch, 1956/05/02

56-AD0613America Day by Day – in Punch, 1956/06/13

56-AD0711America Day by Day – in Punch, 1956/07/11

56-AD0725America Day by Day – in Punch, 1956/07/25

56-AD0808America Day by Day – in Punch, 1956/08/08

56-AD0822America Day by Day – in Punch, 1956/08/22

56-AD1010America Day by Day – in Punch, 1956/10/10

56-AD1024America Day by Day – in Punch, 1956/10/24

56-AD1205America Day by Day – in Punch, 1956/12/05

56-AD1226America Day by Day – in Punch, 1956/12/26

56-AHMArchie Had Magnetism – in America, I Like You

56-BPRBasso Profundo – in Punch, 1956/02/08

56-CGUCurtain Going Up – in Punch, 1956/11/07

56-CTPTo the Critics, These Pearls – in America, I Like You

56-FBPFrancis Bacon and the Play Doctor – in America, I Like You

56-FNOFootnotes – in Punch, 1956/09/05

56-GBBGood-bye to Butlers – in Punch, 1956/04/04

56-GDEGaughan the Deliverer – in America, I Like You

56-GPBThe Girl in the Pink Bathing Suit – in America, I Like You

56-HBAHi, Bartlett! – in America, I Like You

56-IRTMy Iron Resolve to Take Ish – in America, I Like You

56JBKeep Your Temper, Walter (cf. Joy Bells for Walter, 59JB)

56JB_a — " in This Week, 1956/10/17

56JB_b — " in John Bull, 1957/02/16

56-KWSKind Words for Shakespeare – in Punch, 1956/03/21

56-LAALife Among the Armadillos – in America, I Like You

56-MERThe Meteorite Racket – in America, I Like You

56-OSEOver Seventy – in Punch, 1956/09/26

56-OSWAn Old Sweetheart Who Has Put On Weight – in America, I Like You

56-PDIThe Postman-dog Imbroglio – in Punch, 1956/06/27

56-PMAPut Me Among the Earls – in America, I Like You

56-SBHThe Slave of a Bad Habit – in America, I Like You

56-SIRSay It with Rattlesnakes – in America, I Like You

56-STOThe Story of Otis (poem) – in Punch, 1956/09/19

56-TBDThin Blessings in Disguise – in America, I Like You

56-TFMThanks for the Memory, Such As It Is – in America, I Like You

56-WETA Well-Earned Tribute (poem) – in Punch, 1956/01/25

56-WSCThe Wodehouse-Shakespeare Controversy: Latest – in Punch, 1956/05/23

57-AD0102America Day by Day – in Punch, 1957/01/02

57-AD0123America Day by Day – in Punch, 1957/01/23

57-AD0220America Day by Day – in Punch, 1957/02/20

57-AD0327America Day by Day – in Punch, 1957/03/27

57-AD0417America Day by Day – in Punch, 1957/04/17

57-AD0515America Day by Day – in Punch, 1957/05/15

57-AD0529America Day by Day – in Punch, 1957/05/29

57-AD0612America Day by Day – in Punch, 1957/06/12

57-AD0703America Day by Day – in Punch, 1957/07/03

57-AD0717America Day by Day – in Punch, 1957/07/17

57-AD0731America Day by Day – in Punch, 1957/07/31

57-AD0814America Day by Day – in Punch, 1957/08/14

57-AD0828America Day by Day – in Punch, 1957/08/28

57-AD0925America Day by Day – in Punch, 1957/09/25

57-AD1023America Day by Day – in Punch, 1957/10/23

57-AD1120America Day by Day – in Punch, 1957/11/20

57-AD1211America Day by Day – in Punch, 1957/12/11

57-AHWArmadillos, Hurricanes and What Not – in Over Seventy

57-BOEBring On the Earls – in Over Seventy

57-BSMBridges, Snails and Meteorites – in Over Seventy

57-CDPCrime, Does It Pay? – in Over Seventy

57-CHDChristmas and Divorce – in Over Seventy

57-CRCCritics and the Criticized – in Over Seventy

57-GBBGood-Bye to Butlers – in Over Seventy

57-GPBThe Girl in the Pink Bathing Suit – in Over Seventy

57-GSTGetting Started – in Over Seventy

57-HBPHow I Became a Poet – in Over Seventy

57-HHOHealthward Ho! – in Over Seventy

57-IJWIntroducing J. P. Winkler – in Over Seventy

57-LOHLives of the Hunted – in Over Seventy

57-MMSMy Methods, Such as They Are – in Over Seventy

57-RECRaw Eggs, Cuckoos and Patrons – in Over Seventy

57-SHNShaking a Head at New York – in Over Seventy

57-STHSome Thoughts on Humorists – in Over Seventy

57-TASThings Aren't the Same – in Over Seventy

57-TELTelevision – in Over Seventy

57-THEThe Theatre – in Over Seventy

57WTWays to Get a Gal (cf. 11AS Ahead of Schedule)

58-AD0115America Day by Day – in Punch, 1958/01/15

58-AD0205America Day by Day – in Punch, 1958/02/05

58-AD0312America Day by Day – in Punch, 1958/03/12

58-AD0514America Day by Day – in Punch, 1958/05/14

58-AD0604America Day by Day – in Punch, 1958/06/04

58FLThe Fat of the Land

58FL_a — " in This Week, 1958/11/02

58RAThe Right Approach [Mulliner version]

58-SAHSeven Ages of Humour: In the Seventies P. G. Wodehouse Says GET SET – in Punch, 1958/06/25

58UKUnpleasantness at Kozy Kot

58UK_c — " in Toronto Star Weekly, 1959/08/01

58-WGAP. G. Wodehouse Glances at the American Scene – in Punch, 1958/12/24

58WSThe Word in Season [book version]

58WS_a — " as Bingo Little’s Wild Night Out, in This Week, 1958/05/18

59BBBig Business [Mulliner version, as rewritten for FQO]

59DNFrom a Detective’s Notebook (Adrian Mulliner’s Greatest Triumph)

59JBJoy Bells for Walter (cf. Keep Your Temper, Walter)

59JMJeeves Makes an Omelet[te] (Jeeves and the Stolen Venus) (cf. Doing Clarence a Bit of Good)

59LALeave It to Algy (cf. The Ordeal of Bingo Little)

59RAThe Right Approach [as rewritten for Playboy]

59SMScratch Man [as rewritten for FQO_A]

601022-ACPGW 1961 comment after letter to W. Townend, 1960/10/22 in Author! Author! (1962)

60-AD0120America Day by Day – in Punch, 1960/01/20

60-AD0127America Day by Day – in Punch, 1960/01/27

60-OM0420Our Man in America – in Punch, 1960/04/20

60-OM0427Our Man in America – in Punch, 1960/04/27

60-OM0518Our Man in America – in Punch, 1960/05/18

60-OM0525Our Man in America – in Punch, 1960/05/25

60-OM0615Our Man in America – in Punch, 1960/06/15

60-OM0706Our Man in America – in Punch, 1960/07/06

60-OM0720Our Man in America – in Punch, 1960/07/20

60-OM0817Our Man in America – in Punch, 1960/08/17

60-OM0914Our Man in America – in Punch, 1960/09/14

60-OM0928Our Man in America – in Punch, 1960/09/28

60-OM1102Our Man in America – in Punch, 1960/11/02

60-OM1109Our Man in America – in Punch, 1960/11/09

61-OM0111Our Man in America – in Punch, 1961/01/11

61-OM0222Our Man in America – in Punch, 1961/02/22

61-OM0322Our Man in America – in Punch, 1961/03/22

61-OM0503Our Man in America – in Punch, 1961/05/03

61-OM0524Our Man in America – in Punch, 1961/05/24

61-OM0621Our Man in America – in Punch, 1961/06/21

61-OM0726Our Man in America – in Punch, 1961/07/26

61-OM0927Our Man in America – in Punch, 1961/09/27

61-OM1115Our Man in America – in Punch, 1961/11/15

61-TSIThe Tailor Situation – in Punch, 1961/01/04

62-OM0103Our Man in America – in Punch, 1962/01/03

62-OM0221Our Man in America – in Punch, 1962/02/21

62-OM0509Our Man in America – in Punch, 1962/05/09

62-OM0530Our Man in America – in Punch, 1962/05/30

62-OM0627Our Man in America – in Punch, 1962/06/27

62-OM0711Our Man in America – in Punch, 1962/07/11

62-OM0808Our Man in America – in Punch, 1962/08/08

62-OM0926Our Man in America – in Punch, 1962/09/26

62-OM1205Our Man in America – in Punch, 1962/12/05

63-OM0227Our Man in America – in Punch, 1963/02/27

63-OM0327Our Man in America – in Punch, 1963/03/27

63-OM0522Our Man in America – in Punch, 1963/05/22

63-OM0626Our Man in America – in Punch, 1963/06/26

65BBBingo Bans the Bomb

65BB_a — " in Playboy, 1965/01

65BB_b — " in Argosy, 1965/08

65JGJeeves and the Greasy Bird [magazine version]

65SSStylish Stouts

65SS_a — " as Stylish Stout, in Playboy, 1965/04

65SS_b — " as The Great Fat Uncle Contest, in London Evening Standard, 1965/12/24

65STSleepy Time (The Battle of Squashy Hollow)

65-WJKP. G. Wodehouse on Jerome Kern – in Punch, 1965/02/10

66-GNWGenesis of a Novel: P. G. Wodehouse Describes How He Set About Writing Thank You, Jeeves – in Punch, 1966/05/04

66JGJeeves and the Greasy Bird [rewritten for PP]

66LFLife with Freddie

66SWSticky Wicket at Blandings (First Aid for Freddie)

67GAGeorge and Alfred

67GCA Good Cigar Is a Smoke

67USUkridge Starts a Bank Account

67US_A — " in Ellery Queen, 1982/06 and PP_A

70ACAnother Christmas Carol

 

Novels and other long works, alphabetically by GMcode

(subscripts are shown in chronological rather than alphabetical order)

Links in green in this section connect to the first episode of the serial in the links on this page.

 

AUNTS AREN’T GENTLEMEN / THE CAT-NAPPERS

AA74_BAunts Aren’t Gentlemen – Jenkins, 1974

AA74_AThe Cat-Nappers – Simon & Schuster, 1975

THE ADVENTURES OF SALLY / MOSTLY SALLY

AS22_aThe Adventures of Sally – serial in Collier’s Weekly (US), 1921/10/08–1921/12/31

AS22_cMostly Sally – serial in Maclean’s (CA), 1921/10/15–1922/03/01

AS22_bThe Adventures of Sally – serial in Grand Magazine (UK), 1922/04–1922/10

AS22_BThe Adventures of Sally – Jenkins, 1922

AS22_AMostly Sally – Doran, 1923

BACHELORS ANONYMOUS

BA73_BBachelors Anonymous – Barrie & Jenkins, 1973

BA73_ABachelors Anonymous – Simon & Schuster, 1974

BILL THE CONQUEROR

BC24_aBill the Conqueror – serial in Saturday Evening Post (US), 1924/05/24–1924/07/12

BC24_BBill the Conqueror – Methuen, 1924

BC24_bBill the Conqueror – serial in Grand Magazine (UK), 1924/09–1925/04

BC24_ABill the Conqueror – Doran, 1925

THE BRINKMANSHIP OF GALAHAD THREEPWOOD / GALAHAD AT BLANDINGS

BG65_AThe Brinkmanship of Galahad Threepwood – Simon & Schuster, 1964

BG65_BGalahad at Blandings – Jenkins, 1965

BIG MONEY

BM31_aBig Money – serial in Collier’s Weekly (US), 1930/09/20–1930/12/06

BM31_bBig Money – serial in Strand (UK), 1930/10–1931/04

BM31_ABig Money – Doubleday, Doran, 1931

BM31_BBig Money – Jenkins, 1931

BIFFEN’S MILLIONS / FROZEN ASSETS

BM64_aBiffen’s Millions – condensed in Playboy (US), 1964/02–1964/03

BM64_ABiffen’s Millions – Simon & Schuster, 1964

BM64_BFrozen Assets – Jenkins, 1964

BARMY IN WONDERLAND / ANGEL CAKE

BW52_BBarmy in Wonderland – Jenkins, 1952

BW52_AAngel Cake – Doubleday, 1952

BW52_cAngel Cake – condensed in Toronto Star Weekly (CA), 1952/09/13 (one issue)

COCKTAIL TIME

CT58_aCocktail Time – condensed in Ladies’ Home Journal (US), 1958/04 (one issue)

CT58_BCocktail Time – Jenkins, 1958

CT58_ACocktail Time – Simon & Schuster, 1958

THE CODE OF THE WOOSTERS

CW38_aThe Code of the Woosters – serial in Saturday Evening Post (US), 1938/07/16–1938/09/03

CW38_bThe Code of the Woosters – serial in Daily Mail (UK), 1938/09/08–1938/10/21

CW38_AThe Code of the Woosters – Doubleday, Doran, 1938

CW38_BThe Code of the Woosters – Jenkins, 1938

A DAMSEL IN DISTRESS

DD19_aA Damsel in Distress – serial in Saturday Evening Post (US), 1919/05/10–1919/06/28

DD19_AA Damsel in Distress – Doran, 1919

DD19_BA Damsel in Distress – Jenkins, 1919/20

DO BUTLERS BURGLE BANKS?

DB68_ADo Butlers Burgle Banks? – Simon & Schuster, 1968

DB68_BDo Butlers Burgle Banks? – Jenkins, 1968

DOCTOR SALLY / THE MEDICINE GIRL

DS32_aThe Medicine Girl – serial in Collier’s Weekly (US), 1931/07/04–1931/08/01

DS32_bDoctor Sally – serial in Yorkshire Weekly Post (UK), 1932/01/02–1932/02/27

DS32_BDoctor Sally – Methuen, 1932

DS32_AThe Medicine Girl – in CWB (see story page, coded as 31MG by Garrison)

FRENCH LEAVE

FL56_cFrench Leave – condensed early version in Toronto Star Weekly (CA), 1955/09/24 (one issue)

FL56_bFrench Leave – serial in John Bull (UK), 1955/11/12–1955/12/03

FL56_BFrench Leave – Jenkins, 1956

FL56_AFrench Leave – Simon & Schuster, 1959

FULL MOON

FM47_AFull Moon – Doubleday, 1947

FM47_BFull Moon – Jenkins, 1947

FM47_aFull Moon – condensed in Liberty (US), 1947/11 (one issue)

SUMMER LIGHTNING / FISH PREFERRED

FP29_bSummer Lightning – serial in Pall Mall (UK), 1929/03–1929/09

FP29_aSummer Lightning – serial in Collier’s Weekly (US), 1929/04/06–1929/06/22

FP29_AFish Preferred – Doubleday, Doran, 1929

FP29_BSummer Lightning – Jenkins, 1929

THE GOLD BAT

GB04_bThe Gold Bat – serial in The Captain (UK), 1903/10–1904/03

GB04_BThe Gold Bat – Black, 1904

THE GLOBE BY THE WAY BOOK

GB08The Globe By The Way Book – Globe, 1908

THE GIRL IN BLUE

GB70_BThe Girl in Blue – Jenkins, 1970

GB70_dThe Girl in Blue – serial in Australian Women’s Weekly (AU), 1970/12/16–1970/12/30

GB70_AThe Girl in Blue – Simon & Schuster, 1971

GB70_cThe Girl in Blue – condensed in Toronto Star Weekly (CA), 1971/04/24 (one issue)

THE HEAD OF KAY’S

HK05_bThe Head of Kay’s – serial in The Captain (UK), 1904/10–1905/03

HK05_BThe Head of Kay’s – Black, 1905

HOW RIGHT YOU ARE, JEEVES / JEEVES IN THE OFFING

HR60_bHow Right You Are, Jeeves – serial in John Bull (UK), 1959/08/29–1959/09/19

HR60_aHow Right You Are, Jeeves – condensed in Playboy (US), 1960/02 (one issue)

HR60_cHow Right You Are, Jeeves – condensed in Toronto Star Weekly (CA), 1960/04/23 (one issue)

HR60_AHow Right You Are, Jeeves – Simon & Schuster, 1960

HR60_BJeeves in the Offing – Jenkins, 1960

HOT WATER

HW32_aHot Water – serial in Collier’s Weekly (US), 1932/05/21–1932/08/06

HW32_AHot Water – Doubleday, Doran, 1932

HW32_BHot Water – Jenkins, 1932

HEAVY WEATHER

HW33_aHeavy Weather – serial in Saturday Evening Post (US), 1933/05/27–1933/07/15

HW33_AHeavy Weather – Little, Brown, 1933

HW33_BHeavy Weather – Jenkins, 1933

ICE IN THE BEDROOM

IB61_cIce in the Bedroom – condensed in Toronto Star Weekly (CA), 1960/11/05 (one issue)

IB61_AThe Ice in the Bedroom – Simon & Schuster, 1961

IB61_BIce in the Bedroom – Jenkins, 1961

THE INTRUSION OF JIMMY / A GENTLEMAN OF LEISURE

IJ10_aThe Gem Collector – earlier novella version also coded 09GC, in Ainslee’s (US), 1909/12 (one issue)

IJ10_AThe Intrusion of Jimmy – Watt, 1910

IJ10_bThe Intrusions of Jimmy – serial in Tit-Bits (UK), 1910/06/11–1910/09/10

IJ10_cThe Intrusion of Jimmy – serial in Toronto Star Weekly (CA), 1910/08/20–1910/12/24

IJ10_BA Gentleman of Leisure – Alston Rivers, 1910

IF I WERE YOU

IW31_aIf I Were You – serial in American (US), 1931/04–1931/07

IW31_bIf I Were You – serial in Daily Mail (UK), 1931/06/05–1931/07/03

IW31_AIf I Were You – Doubleday, Doran, 1931

IW31_BIf I Were You – Jenkins, 1931

JEEVES AND THE FEUDAL SPIRIT / BERTIE WOOSTER SEES IT THROUGH

JF54_BJeeves and the Feudal Spirit – Jenkins, 1954

JF54_cDouble Jeopardy – condensed in Toronto Star Weekly (CA), 1954/12/04 (one issue)

JF54_ABertie Wooster Sees It Through – Simon & Schuster, 1955

JOY IN THE MORNING

JM46_AJoy in the Morning – Doubleday, 1946

JM46_BJoy in the Morning – Jenkins, 1947

THE LUCK OF THE BODKINS

LB35_aThe Luck of the Bodkins – shorter version in Redbook (US), 1935/08–1936/01

LB35_bThe Luck of the Bodkins – shorter version in The Passing Show (UK), 1935/09/21–1935/11/23

LB35_BThe Luck of the Bodkins – Jenkins, 1935

LB35_AThe Luck of the Bodkins – shorter version, Little, Brown, 1936

LOVE AMONG THE CHICKENS

LC06_BLove Among the Chickens – Newnes, 1906

LC06_aLove Among the Chickens – serial in The Circle (US), 1908/09–1909/03

LC06_ALove Among the Chickens – Circle, 1909

LC21Love Among the Chickens – revised version, Jenkins, 1921

LAUGHING GAS

LG36_aLaughing Gas – shorter serial in This Week (US), 1935/03/24–1935/04/28

LG36_bLaughing Gas – shorter serial in Pearson’s (UK), 1935/08–1935/10

LG36_BLaughing Gas – Jenkins, 1936

LG36_ALaughing Gas – Doubleday, Doran, 1936

THE LITTLE NUGGET

13ECThe Eighteen-Carat Kid – shorter serial in The Captain (UK), 1913/01–1913/03

LN13_aThe Little Nugget – expanded with a love interest in Munsey’s Magazine (US), 1913/08 (one issue)

LN13_BThe Little Nugget – Methuen, 1913

LN13_AThe Little Nugget – Watt, 1914

THE LUCK STONE

LS08_bThe Luck Stone – serial in Chums (UK), 1908/09/16–1909/01/20

THE LITTLE WARRIOR / JILL THE RECKLESS

LW20_aThe Little Warrior – serial in Collier’s Weekly (US), 1920/04/10–1920/08/28

LW20_cThe Little Warrior – serial in Maclean’s (CA), 1920/05/01–1920/11/15

LW20_AThe Little Warrior – Doran, 1920

LW20_bJill the Reckless – serial in Grand Magazine (UK), 1920/05/01–1920/11/15

LW20_BJill the Reckless – Jenkins, 1921

MONEY IN THE BANK

MB42_aMoney in the Bank – shorter serial in Saturday Evening Post (US), 1941/11/08–1941/12/27

MB42_AMoney in the Bank – Doubleday, Doran, 1942

MB42_BMoney in the Bank – Jenkins, 1946

MIKE / MIKE AT WRYKYN / ENTER PSMITH / MIKE AND PSMITH

MK09_1bJackson Junior – serial in The Captain (UK), 1907/04–1907/09

MK09_2bThe Lost Lambs – serial in The Captain (UK), 1908/04–1908/09

MK09_Bcombined as Mike – Black, 1909

MK09_2Bsecond part as Enter Psmith – Black, 1935

MK09_1Bfirst part revised as Mike at Wrykyn – Jenkins, 1953

MK09_2B2second part revised as Mike and Psmith – Jenkins, 1953

MUCH OBLIGED, JEEVES / JEEVES AND THE TIE THAT BINDS

MO71_BMuch Obliged, Jeeves – Barrie & Jenkins, 1971

MO71_AJeeves and the Tie That Binds – Simon & Schuster, 1971

THE MATING SEASON

MS49_BThe Mating Season – Jenkins, 1949

MS49_cThe Mating Season – condensed in Toronto Star Weekly (CA), 1949/11/12 (one issue)

MS49_AThe Mating Season – Didier, 1949

NOT GEORGE WASHINGTON

NG07Not George Washington – Cassell, 1907

THE OLD RELIABLE

OR51_aPhipps to the Rescue – serial in Collier’s Weekly (US), 1950/06/24–1950/07/22

OR51_BThe Old Reliable – Jenkins, 1951

OR51_AThe Old Reliable – Doubleday, 1951

OVER SEVENTY

OS57,FForeword to Over Seventy, Jenkins, 1957

OS57See listing of individual chapters beginning with 57-AHW above.

THE PRINCE AND BETTY

Two versions: both begin with John/Betty romance and the island of Mervo; in PB12 Betty flees to England; in PA12 Betty flees to New York and is involved in a crusading newspaper plot adapted from Psmith, Journalist. See also A Prince for Hire.

PB12_aThe Prince and Betty – slightly abridged in Ainslee’s (US), 1912/01 (one issue)

PB12_bThe Prince and Betty – abridged serial in Strand (UK), 1912/02–1912/04

PA12_AThe Prince and Betty – Watt, 1912

PB12_BThe Prince and Betty – Mills & Boon, 1912

PA12_aThe Prince and Betty – serial in New York Evening Mail (US), 1912/09/14–1912/12/28

A PELICAN AT BLANDINGS / NO NUDES IS GOOD NUDES

PB69_BA Pelican at Blandings – Jenkins, 1969

PB69_ANo Nudes Is Good Nudes – Simon & Schuster, 1970

PSMITH IN THE CITY

PC10_bThe New Fold – serial in The Captain (UK), 1908/10–1909/03

PC10_BPsmith in the City – Black, 1910

PEARLS, GIRLS, AND MONTY BODKIN / THE PLOT THAT THICKENED

PG72_BPearls, Girls, and Monty Bodkin – Jenkins, 1972

PG72_dPearls, Girls, and Monty Bodkin – serial in Australian Women’s Weekly (AU), 1973/01/17–1973/01/31

PG72_cPearls, Girls, and Monty Bodkin – condensed in Toronto Star Weekly (CA), 1973/04/28 (one issue)

PG72_AThe Plot That Thickened – Simon & Schuster, 1973

THE POTHUNTERS

PH02_bThe Pothunters – truncated serial in Public School Magazine (UK), 1902/01–1902/03

PH02_BThe Pothunters – Black, 1902

A PRINCE FOR HIRE

PH31_aA Prince for Hire (novella revision of PA12) – serial in Illustrated Love Magazine (US), 1931/04–1931/08

PSMITH, JOURNALIST

PJ15_bPsmith, Journalist – serial in The Captain (UK), 1909/10–1910/03

PJ15_BPsmith, Journalist – Black, 1915

PICCADILLY JIM

PJ17_aPiccadilly Jim – serial in Saturday Evening Post (US), 1916/09/16–1916/11/11

PJ17_APiccadilly Jim – Dodd, Mead, 1917

PJ17_BPiccadilly Jim – Jenkins, 1918

THE PURLOINED PAPERWEIGHT / COMPANY FOR HENRY

PP67_cThe Purloined Paperweight – condensed in Toronto Star Weekly (CA), 1967/04/29–1967/05/06

PP67_AThe Purloined Paperweight – Simon & Schuster, 1967

PP67_BCompany for Henry – Jenkins, 1967

THE PLAY’S THE THING

PT26The Play’s the Thing (Wodehouse’s adaptation of a Hungarian play by Molnár) – Brentano’s, 1927

A PREFECT’S UNCLE

PU03A Prefect’s Uncle – Black, 1903

PIGS HAVE WINGS

PW52_aPigs Have Wings – serial in Collier’s Weekly (US), 1952/08/16–1952/09/20

PW52_APigs Have Wings – Doubleday, 1952

PW52_BPigs Have Wings – Jenkins, 1952

QUICK SERVICE

QS40_aQuick Service – serial in Saturday Evening Post (US), 1940/05/04–1940/06/22

QS40_BQuick Service – Jenkins, 1940

QS40_AQuick Service – Doubleday, Doran, 1940

RIGHT HO, JEEVES / BRINKLEY MANOR

RH34_aRight-Ho, Jeeves – serial in Saturday Evening Post (US), 1933/12/23–1934/01/27

RH34_bRight Ho, Jeeves – serial in Grand Magazine (UK), 1934/04–1934/09

RH34_b2Right Ho, Jeeves – serial in Yorkshire Weekly Post (UK), 1934/07/21–1934/10/27

RH34Right Ho, Jeeves – Jenkins, 1934

RH34Brinkley Manor – Little, Brown, 1934

RING FOR JEEVES / THE RETURN OF JEEVES

RJ53_BRing for Jeeves – Jenkins, 1953

RJ53_cRing for Jeeves – condensed in Toronto Star Weekly (CA), 1953/09/05 (one issue)

RJ53_AThe Return of Jeeves – Simon & Schuster, 1954

RJ53_aThe Return of Jeeves – condensed in Ladies’ Home Journal (US), 1954/04 (one issue)

SUNSET AT BLANDINGS

SB77_BSunset at Blandings – Chatto & Windus, 1977

SB77_ASunset at Blandings – Simon & Schuster, 1978

SPRING FEVER

SF48_ASpring Fever – Doubleday, 1948

SF48_BSpring Fever – Jenkins, 1948

SF48_cSpring Fever – condensed in Toronto Star Weekly (CA), 1948/10/09 (one issue)

SOMETHING FISHY / THE BUTLER DID IT

SF57_aSomething Fishy – condensed serial in Collier’s Weekly (US), 1956/08/31 & 1956/09/14

SF57_bSomething Fishy – condensed serial in John Bull (UK), 1956/09/29–1956/10/13

SF57_BSomething Fishy – Jenkins, 1957

SF57_AThe Butler Did It – Simon & Schuster, 1957

SUMMER MOONSHINE

SM37_aSummer Moonshine – serial in Saturday Evening Post (US), 1937/07/24–1937/09/11

SM37_bSummer Moonshine – serial in Pearson’s (UK), 1937/09–1938/04

SM37_ASummer Moonshine – Doubleday, Doran, 1937

SM37_BSummer Moonshine – Jenkins, 1938

SOMETHING NEW / SOMETHING FRESH

SN15_aSomething New – serial in Saturday Evening Post (US), 1915/06/26–1915/08/14

SN15_ASomething New – D. Appleton, 1915

SN15_BSomething Fresh – Methuen, 1915

SAM THE SUDDEN / SAM IN THE SUBURBS

SS25_aSam in the Suburbs – serial in Saturday Evening Post (US), 1925/06/13–1925/07/18

SS25_bSam the Sudden – serial in Sunny (UK), 1925/07–1926/03

SS25_BSam the Sudden – Methuen, 1925

SS25_ASam in the Suburbs – Doran, 1925

SERVICE WITH A SMILE

SS61_cService with a Smile – condensed in Toronto Star Weekly (CA), 1961/08/26–1961/09/02

SS61_AService with a Smile – Simon & Schuster, 1961

SS61_BService with a Smile – Jenkins, 1962

STIFF UPPER LIP, JEEVES

SU63_aStiff Upper Lip, Jeeves – condensed in Playboy (US), 1963/02–1963/03

SU63_AStiff Upper Lip, Jeeves – Simon & Schuster, 1963

SU63_BStiff Upper Lip, Jeeves – Jenkins, 1963

THE SWOOP!

SW09_BThe Swoop! – Alston Rivers, 1909

THREE MEN AND A MAID / THE GIRL ON THE BOAT

TM22_bThree Men and a Maid – serial in Pan (UK), 1921/02–1921/09

TM22_aThree Men and a Maid – serial in Woman’s Home Companion (US), 1921/10–1921/12

TM22_AThree Men and a Maid – Doran, 1922

TM22_BThe Girl on the Boat – Jenkins, 1922

THANK YOU, JEEVES

TY34_bThank You, Jeeves! – serial in Strand (UK), 1933/08–1934/02

TY34_aThank You, Jeeves! – serial in Cosmopolitan (UK), 1934/01–1934/06

TY34_BThank You, Jeeves – Jenkins, 1934

TY34_BThank You, Jeeves! – Little, Brown, 1934

UNCLE DYNAMITE

UD48_BUncle Dynamite – Jenkins, 1948

UD48_AUncle Dynamite – Didier, 1948

UD48_aUncle Dynamite – condensed in Liberty (US), 1949/04 (one issue)

UD48_cUncle Dynamite – condensed in Toronto Star Weekly (CA), 1949/04/30 (one issue)

UNCLE FRED IN THE SPRINGTIME

UF39_aUncle Fred in the Springtime – shorter serial in Saturday Evening Post (US), 1939/04/22–1939/05/27

UF39_AUncle Fred in the Springtime – Doubleday, Doran & Co., 1939

UF39_BUncle Fred in the Springtime – Jenkins, 1939

UNEASY MONEY

UM16_aUneasy Money – serial in Saturday Evening Post (US), 1915/12/04–1916/01/15

UM16_AUneasy Money – D. Appleton, 1916

UM16_bUneasy Money – serial in Strand (UK), 1916/12–1917/06

UM16_BUneasy Money – Methuen, 1917

THE WHITE FEATHER

WF07_bThe White Feather – serial in The Captain (UK), 1905/10–1906/03

WF07_BThe White Feather – Black, 1907

THE WHITE HOPE / THEIR MUTUAL CHILD / THE COMING OF BILL

WH14_aThe White Hope – in Munsey’s Magazine (US), 1904/05 (one issue)

WH14_ATheir Mutual Child – Boni & Liveright, 1919

WH14_BThe Coming of Bill – Jenkins, 1920

WILLIAM TELL TOLD AGAIN

WT04William Tell Told Again, Black, 1904

 

Serialized novels and full novel texts available on Madame Eulalie, alphabetically by GMcode

 

AS22_a/1The Adventures of Sally, part 1 – Collier’s Weekly (US), October 8, 1921

AS22_a/2The Adventures of Sally, part 2 – Collier’s Weekly (US), October 15, 1921

AS22_a/3The Adventures of Sally, part 3 – Collier’s Weekly (US), October 22, 1921

AS22_a/4The Adventures of Sally, part 4 – Collier’s Weekly (US), October 29, 1921

AS22_a/5The Adventures of Sally, part 5 – Collier’s Weekly (US), November 5, 1921

AS22_a/6The Adventures of Sally, part 6 – Collier’s Weekly (US), November 12, 1921

AS22_a/7The Adventures of Sally, part 7 – Collier’s Weekly (US), November 19, 1921

AS22_a/8The Adventures of Sally, part 8 – Collier’s Weekly (US), November 26, 1921

AS22_a/9The Adventures of Sally, part 9 – Collier’s Weekly (US), December 3, 1921

AS22_a/10The Adventures of Sally, part 10 – Collier’s Weekly (US), December 10, 1921

AS22_a/11The Adventures of Sally, part 11 – Collier’s Weekly (US), December 17, 1921

AS22_a/12The Adventures of Sally, part 12 – Collier’s Weekly (US), December 24, 1921

AS22_a/13The Adventures of Sally, part 13 – Collier’s Weekly (US), December 31, 1921

AS22_b/1The Adventures of Sally, part 1 – Grand Magazine (UK), April 1922

AS22_b/2The Adventures of Sally, part 2 – Grand Magazine (UK), May 1922

AS22_b/3The Adventures of Sally, part 3 – Grand Magazine (UK), June 1922

AS22_b/4The Adventures of Sally, part 4 – Grand Magazine (UK), July 1922

AS22_b/5The Adventures of Sally, part 5 – Grand Magazine (UK), August 1922

AS22_b/6The Adventures of Sally, part 6 – Grand Magazine (UK), September 1922

AS22_b/7The Adventures of Sally, part 7 – Grand Magazine (UK), October 1922

AS22_c/1Mostly Sally, part 1 – Maclean’s (CA), October 15, 1921

AS22_c/2Mostly Sally, part 2 – Maclean’s (CA), November 1, 1921

AS22_c/3Mostly Sally, part 3 – Maclean’s (CA), November 15, 1921

AS22_c/4Mostly Sally, part 4 – Maclean’s (CA), December 1, 1921

AS22_c/5Mostly Sally, part 5 – Maclean’s (CA), December 15, 1921

AS22_c/6Mostly Sally, part 6 – Maclean’s (CA), January 1, 1922

AS22_c/7Mostly Sally, part 7 – Maclean’s (CA), January 15, 1922

AS22_c/8Mostly Sally, part 8 – Maclean’s (CA), February 1, 1922

AS22_c/9Mostly Sally, part 9 – Maclean’s (CA), February 15, 1922

AS22_c/10Mostly Sally, part 10 – Maclean’s (CA), March 1, 1922

BC24_a/1Bill the Conqueror, part 1 – Saturday Evening Post (US), May 24, 1924

BC24_a/2Bill the Conqueror, part 2 – Saturday Evening Post (US), May 31, 1924

BC24_a/3Bill the Conqueror, part 3 – Saturday Evening Post (US), June 7, 1924

BC24_a/4Bill the Conqueror, part 4 – Saturday Evening Post (US), June 14, 1924

BC24_a/5Bill the Conqueror, part 5 – Saturday Evening Post (US), June 21, 1924

BC24_a/6Bill the Conqueror, part 6 – Saturday Evening Post (US), June 28, 1924

BC24_a/7Bill the Conqueror, part 7 – Saturday Evening Post (US), July 5, 1924

BC24_a/8Bill the Conqueror, part 8 – Saturday Evening Post (US), July 12, 1924

BC24_b/1Bill the Conqueror, part 1 – Grand Magazine (UK), September 1924

DD19_a/1A Damsel in Distress, part 1 – Saturday Evening Post (US), May 10, 1919

DD19_a/2A Damsel in Distress, part 2 – Saturday Evening Post (US), May 17, 1919

DD19_a/3A Damsel in Distress, part 3 – Saturday Evening Post (US), May 24, 1919

DD19_a/4A Damsel in Distress, part 4 – Saturday Evening Post (US), May 31, 1919

DD19_a/5A Damsel in Distress, part 5 – Saturday Evening Post (US), June 7, 1919

DD19_a/6A Damsel in Distress, part 6 – Saturday Evening Post (US), June 14, 1919

DD19_a/7A Damsel in Distress, part 7 – Saturday Evening Post (US), June 21, 1919

DD19_a/8A Damsel in Distress, part 8 – Saturday Evening Post (US), June 28, 1919

DD19_BA Damsel in Distress – UK first edition, Jenkins, 1919/20

FP29_a/1Summer Lightning, part 1 – Collier’s Weekly (US), April 6, 1929

FP29_a/2Summer Lightning, part 2 – Collier’s Weekly (US), April 13, 1929

FP29_a/3Summer Lightning, part 3 – Collier’s Weekly (US), April 20, 1929

FP29_a/4Summer Lightning, part 4 – Collier’s Weekly (US), April 27, 1929

FP29_a/5Summer Lightning, part 5 – Collier’s Weekly (US), May 4, 1929

FP29_a/6Summer Lightning, part 6 – Collier’s Weekly (US), May 11, 1929

FP29_a/7Summer Lightning, part 7 – Collier’s Weekly (US), May 18, 1929

FP29_a/8Summer Lightning, part 8 – Collier’s Weekly (US), May 25, 1929

FP29_a/9Summer Lightning, part 9 – Collier’s Weekly (US), June 1, 1929

FP29_a/10Summer Lightning, part 10 – Collier’s Weekly (US), June 8, 1929

FP29_a/11Summer Lightning, part 11 – Collier’s Weekly (US), June 15, 1929

FP29_a/12Summer Lightning, part 12 – Collier’s Weekly (US), June 22, 1929

FP29_b/1Summer Lightning, part 1 – Pall Mall (UK), March 1929

FP29_b/2Summer Lightning, part 2 – Pall Mall (UK), April 1929

FP29_b/3Summer Lightning, part 3 – Pall Mall (UK), May 1929

FP29_b/4Summer Lightning, part 4 – Pall Mall (UK), June 1929

FP29_b/5Summer Lightning, part 5 – Pall Mall (UK), July 1929

FP29_b/6Summer Lightning, part 6 – Pall Mall (UK), August 1929

FP29_b/7Summer Lightning: part 7 – Pall Mall (UK), September 1929

GB04_b/1The Gold Bat, part 1 – The Captain (UK), October 1903

GB04_b/2The Gold Bat, part 2 – The Captain (UK), November 1903

GB04_b/3The Gold Bat, part 3 – The Captain (UK), December 1903

GB04_b/4The Gold Bat, part 4 – The Captain (UK), January 1904

GB04_b/5The Gold Bat, part 5 – The Captain (UK), February 1904

GB04_b/6The Gold Bat, part 6 – The Captain (UK), March 1904

HK05_b/1The Head of Kay’s, part 1 – The Captain (UK), October 1904

HK05_b/2The Head of Kay’s, part 2 – The Captain (UK), November 1904

HK05_b/3The Head of Kay’s, part 3 – The Captain (UK), December 1904

HK05_b/4The Head of Kay’s, part 4 – The Captain (UK), January 1905

HK05_b/5The Head of Kay’s, part 5 – The Captain (UK), February 1905

HK05_b/6The Head of Kay’s, part 6 – The Captain (UK), March 1905

IJ10_AThe Intrusion of Jimmy – US first edition book [Watt, 1910]

IJ10_BA Gentleman of Leisure – UK first edition book [Alston Rivers, 1910]

IJ10_b/1The Intrusions of Jimmy, part 1 – Tit-Bits (UK), June 11, 1910

IJ10_b/2The Intrusions of Jimmy, part 2 – Tit-Bits (UK), June 18, 1910

IJ10_b/3The Intrusions of Jimmy, part 3 – Tit-Bits (UK), June 25, 1910

IJ10_b/4The Intrusions of Jimmy, part 4 – Tit-Bits (UK), July 2, 1910

IJ10_b/5The Intrusions of Jimmy, part 5 – Tit-Bits (UK), July 9, 1910

IJ10_b/6The Intrusions of Jimmy, part 6 – Tit-Bits (UK), July 16, 1910

IJ10_b/7The Intrusions of Jimmy, part 7 – Tit-Bits (UK), July 23, 1910

IJ10_b/8The Intrusions of Jimmy, part 8 – Tit-Bits (UK), July 30, 1910

IJ10_b/9The Intrusions of Jimmy, part 9 – Tit-Bits (UK), August 6, 1910

IJ10_b/10The Intrusions of Jimmy, part 10 – Tit-Bits (UK), August 13, 1910

IJ10_b/11The Intrusions of Jimmy, part 11 – Tit-Bits (UK), August 20, 1910

IJ10_b/12The Intrusions of Jimmy, part 12 – Tit-Bits (UK), August 27, 1910

IJ10_b/13The Intrusions of Jimmy, part 13 – Tit-Bits (UK), September 3, 1910

IJ10_b/14The Intrusions of Jimmy, part 14 – Tit-Bits (UK), September 10, 1910

LC06_BLove Among the Chickens – UK original book [Newnes, 1906]

LC06_a/1Love Among the Chickens, part 1 – The Circle (US), September 1908

LC06_a/2Love Among the Chickens, part 2 – The Circle (US), October 1908

LC06_a/3Love Among the Chickens, part 3 – The Circle (US), November 1908

LC06_a/4Love Among the Chickens, part 4 – The Circle (US), December 1908

LC06_a/5Love Among the Chickens, part 5 – The Circle (US), January 1909

LC06_a/6Love Among the Chickens, part 6 – The Circle (US), February 1909

LC06_a/7Love Among the Chickens, part 7 – The Circle (US), March 1909

LC06_ALove Among the Chickens – US original book [Circle, 1909]

LC21Love Among the Chickens – revised UK book [Jenkins, 1921]

LN13_aThe Little Nugget – Munsey’s Magazine (US), August 1913

LP23_a/1Leave It to Psmith, part 1 – Saturday Evening Post (US), February 3, 1923

LP23_a/2Leave It to Psmith, part 2 – Saturday Evening Post (US), February 10, 1923

LP23_a/3Leave It to Psmith, part 3 – Saturday Evening Post (US), February 17, 1923

LP23_a/4Leave It to Psmith, part 4 – Saturday Evening Post (US), February 24, 1923

LP23_a/5Leave It to Psmith, part 5 – Saturday Evening Post (US), March 3, 1923

LP23_a/6Leave It to Psmith, part 6 – Saturday Evening Post (US), March 10, 1923

LP23_a/7Leave It to Psmith, part 7 – Saturday Evening Post (US), March 17, 1923

LP23_a/8Leave It to Psmith, part 8 – Saturday Evening Post (US), March 24, 1923

LP23_b/1Leave It to Psmith, part 1 – Grand Magazine (UK), June 1923

LP23_b/2Leave It to Psmith, part 2 – Grand Magazine (UK), July 1923

LP23_b/3Leave It to Psmith, part 3 – Grand Magazine (UK), August 1923

LP23_b/4Leave It to Psmith, part 4 – Grand Magazine (UK), September 1923

LP23_b/5Leave It to Psmith, part 5 – Grand Magazine (UK), October 1923

LP23_b/6Leave It to Psmith, part 6 – Grand Magazine (UK), November 1923

LP23_b/7Leave It to Psmith, part 7 – Grand Magazine (UK), December 1923

LS08_b/1The Luck Stone, ch. 1–2 – Chums (UK), September 16, 1908

LS08_b/2The Luck Stone, ch. 3–4 – Chums (UK), September 23, 1908

LS08_b/3The Luck Stone, ch. 5–6 – Chums (UK), September 30, 1908

LS08_b/4The Luck Stone, ch. 7–8 – Chums (UK), October 7, 1908

LS08_b/5The Luck Stone, ch. 9–10 – Chums (UK), October 14, 1908

LS08_b/6The Luck Stone, ch. 11–12 – Chums (UK), October 21, 1908

LS08_b/7The Luck Stone, ch. 13–14 – Chums (UK), October 28, 1908

LS08_b/8The Luck Stone, ch. 15–16 – Chums (UK), November 4, 1908

LS08_b/9The Luck Stone, ch. 17–18 – Chums (UK), November 11, 1908

LS08_b/10The Luck Stone, ch. 19–20 – Chums (UK), November 18, 1908

LS08_b/11The Luck Stone, ch. 21–22 – Chums (UK), November 25, 1908

LS08_b/12The Luck Stone, ch. 23–24 – Chums (UK), December 2, 1908

LS08_b/13The Luck Stone, ch. 25–26 – Chums (UK), December 9, 1908

LS08_b/14The Luck Stone, ch. 27–28 – Chums (UK), December 16, 1908

LS08_b/15The Luck Stone, ch. 29–30 – Chums (UK), December 23, 1908

LS08_b/16The Luck Stone, ch. 31–32 – Chums (UK), December 30, 1908

LS08_b/17The Luck Stone, ch. 33–34 – Chums (UK), January 6, 1909

LS08_b/18The Luck Stone, ch. 35–37 – Chums (UK), January 13, 1909

LS08_b/19The Luck Stone, ch. 38–39 – Chums (UK), January 20, 1909

LW20_a/1The Little Warrior, part 1 – Collier’s Weekly (US), April 10, 1920

LW20_a/2The Little Warrior, part 2 – Collier’s Weekly (US), May 15, 1920

LW20_a/3The Little Warrior, part 3 – Collier’s Weekly (US), May 22, 1920

LW20_a/4The Little Warrior, part 4 – Collier’s Weekly (US), May 29, 1920

LW20_a/5The Little Warrior, part 5 – Collier’s Weekly (US), June 5, 1920

LW20_a/6The Little Warrior, part 6 – Collier’s Weekly (US), June 12, 1920

LW20_a/7The Little Warrior, part 7 – Collier’s Weekly (US), June 19, 1920

LW20_a/8The Little Warrior, part 8 – Collier’s Weekly (US), June 26, 1920

LW20_a/9The Little Warrior, part 9 – Collier’s Weekly (US), July 3, 1920

LW20_a/10The Little Warrior, part 10 – Collier’s Weekly (US), July 10, 1920

LW20_a/11The Little Warrior, part 11 – Collier’s Weekly (US), July 17, 1920

LW20_a/12The Little Warrior, part 12 – Collier’s Weekly (US), July 24, 1920

LW20_a/13The Little Warrior, part 13 – Collier’s Weekly (US), July 31, 1920

LW20_a/14The Little Warrior, part 14 – Collier’s Weekly (US), August 7, 1920

LW20_a/15The Little Warrior, part 15 – Collier’s Weekly (US), August 14, 1920

LW20_a/16The Little Warrior, part 16 – Collier’s Weekly (US), August 21, 1920

LW20_a/17The Little Warrior, part 17 – Collier’s Weekly (US), August 28, 1920

LW20_b/1Jill the Reckless: part 1 – Grand Magazine (UK), September 1920

LW20_b/2Jill the Reckless: part 2 – Grand Magazine (UK), October 1920

LW20_b/3Jill the Reckless: part 3 – Grand Magazine (UK), November 1920

LW20_b/4Jill the Reckless: part 4 – Grand Magazine (UK), December 1920

LW20_b/5Jill the Reckless: part 5 – Grand Magazine (UK), January 1921

LW20_b/6Jill the Reckless: part 6 – Grand Magazine (UK), February 1921

LW20_b/7Jill the Reckless: part 7 – Grand Magazine (UK), March 1921

LW20_b/8Jill the Reckless: part 8 – Grand Magazine (UK), April 1921

LW20_b/9Jill the Reckless: part 9 – Grand Magazine (UK), May 1921

LW20_b/10Jill the Reckless: part 10 – Grand Magazine (UK), June 1921

MK09_1b/1Jackson Junior, part 1 – The Captain (UK), April 1907

MK09_1b/2Jackson Junior, part 2 – The Captain (UK), May 1907

MK09_1b/3Jackson Junior, part 3 – The Captain (UK), June 1907

MK09_1b/4Jackson Junior, part 4 – The Captain (UK), July 1907

MK09_1b/5Jackson Junior, part 5 – The Captain (UK), August 1907

MK09_1b/6Jackson Junior, part 6 – The Captain (UK), September 1907

MK09_2b/1The Lost Lambs, part 1 – The Captain (UK), April 1908

MK09_2b/2The Lost Lambs, part 2 – The Captain (UK), May 1908

MK09_2b/3The Lost Lambs, part 3 – The Captain (UK), June 1908

MK09_2b/4The Lost Lambs, part 4 – The Captain (UK), July 1908

MK09_2b/5The Lost Lambs, part 5 – The Captain (UK), August 1908

MK09_2b/6The Lost Lambs, part 6 – The Captain (UK), September 1908

MN28_a/1Money for Nothing, part 1 – Liberty (US), June 16, 1928

MN28_a/2Money for Nothing, part 2 – Liberty (US), June 23, 1928

MN28_a/3Money for Nothing, part 3 – Liberty (US), June 30, 1928

MN28_a/4Money for Nothing, part 4 – Liberty (US), July 7, 1928

MN28_a/5Money for Nothing, part 5 – Liberty (US), July 14, 1928

MN28_a/6Money for Nothing, part 6 – Liberty (US), July 21, 1928

MN28_a/7Money for Nothing, part 7 – Liberty (US), July 28, 1928

MN28_a/8Money for Nothing, part 8 – Liberty (US), August 4, 1928

MN28_a/9Money for Nothing, part 9 – Liberty (US), August 11, 1928

MN28_a/10Money for Nothing, part 10 – Liberty (US), August 18, 1928

MN28_a/11Money for Nothing, part 11 – Liberty (US), August 25, 1928

MN28_a/12Money for Nothing, part 12 – Liberty (US), September 1, 1928

MN28_a/13Money for Nothing, part 13 – Liberty (US), September 8, 1928

MN28_a/14Money for Nothing, part 14 – Liberty (US), September 15, 1928

MN28_a/15Money for Nothing, part 15 – Liberty (US), September 22, 1928

MN28_b/1Money for Nothing, part 1 – London Calling (UK), March 3, 1928

PA12_AThe Prince and Betty – US first edition book, Watt, 1912

PB12_BThe Prince and Betty – UK first edition book, Mills & Boon, 1912

PA12_a/1The Prince and Betty, part 1 – New York Evening Mail (US), September 14, 1912

PA12_a/2The Prince and Betty, part 2 – New York Evening Mail (US), September 21, 1912

PA12_a/3The Prince and Betty, part 3 – New York Evening Mail (US), September 28, 1912

PA12_a/4The Prince and Betty, part 4 – New York Evening Mail (US), October 5, 1912

PA12_a/5The Prince and Betty, part 5 – New York Evening Mail (US), October 12, 1912

PA12_a/6The Prince and Betty, part 6 – New York Evening Mail (US), October 19, 1912

PA12_a/7The Prince and Betty, part 7 – New York Evening Mail (US), October 26, 1912

PA12_a/8The Prince and Betty, part 8 – New York Evening Mail (US), November 2, 1912

PA12_a/9The Prince and Betty, part 9 – New York Evening Mail (US), November 9, 1912

PA12_a/10The Prince and Betty, part 10 – New York Evening Mail (US), November 16, 1912

PA12_a/11The Prince and Betty, part 11 – New York Evening Mail (US), November 23, 1912

PA12_a/12The Prince and Betty, part 12 – New York Evening Mail (US), November 30, 1912

PA12_a/13The Prince and Betty, part 13 – New York Evening Mail (US), December 7, 1912

PA12_a/14The Prince and Betty, part 14 – New York Evening Mail (US), December 14, 1912

PA12_a/15The Prince and Betty, part 15 – New York Evening Mail (US), December 21, 1912

PA12_a/16The Prince and Betty, part 16 – New York Evening Mail (US), December 28, 1912

PB12_aThe Prince and Betty – Ainslee’s (US), January 1912

PB12_b/1The Prince and Betty, part 1 – Strand (UK), February 1912

PB12_b/2The Prince and Betty, part 2 – Strand (UK), March 1912

PB12_b/3The Prince and Betty, part 3 – Strand (UK), April 1912

PC10_b/1The New Fold, part 1 – The Captain (UK), October 1908

PC10_b/2The New Fold, part 2 – The Captain (UK), November 1908

PC10_b/3The New Fold, part 3 – The Captain (UK), December 1908

PC10_b/4The New Fold, part 4 – The Captain (UK), January 1909

PC10_b/5The New Fold, part 5 – The Captain (UK), February 1909

PC10_b/6The New Fold, part 6 – The Captain (UK), March 1909

PH02_b/1The Pothunters, part 1 – Public School Magazine (UK), January 1902

PH02_b/2The Pothunters, part 2 – Public School Magazine (UK), February 1902

PH02_b/3The Pothunters, conclusion – Public School Magazine (UK), March 1902

PJ15_b/1Psmith, Journalist, part 1 – The Captain (UK), October 1909

PJ15_b/2Psmith, Journalist, part 2 – The Captain (UK), November 1909

PJ15_b/3Psmith, Journalist, part 3 – The Captain (UK), December 1909

PJ15_b/4Psmith, Journalist, part 4 – The Captain (UK), January 1910

PJ15_b/5Psmith, Journalist, part 5 – The Captain (UK), February 1910

PJ15_b/6Psmith, Journalist, part 6 – The Captain (UK), March 1910

PJ17_a/1Piccadilly Jim, part 1 – Saturday Evening Post (US), September 16, 1916

PJ17_a/2Piccadilly Jim, part 2 – Saturday Evening Post (US), September 23, 1916

PJ17_a/3Piccadilly Jim, part 3 – Saturday Evening Post (US), September 30, 1916

PJ17_a/4Piccadilly Jim, part 4 – Saturday Evening Post (US), October 7, 1916

PJ17_a/5Piccadilly Jim, part 5 – Saturday Evening Post (US), October 14, 1916

PJ17_a/6Piccadilly Jim, part 6 – Saturday Evening Post (US), October 21, 1916

PJ17_a/7Piccadilly Jim, part 7 – Saturday Evening Post (US), October 28, 1916

PJ17_a/8Piccadilly Jim, part 8 – Saturday Evening Post (US), November 4, 1916

PJ17_a/9Piccadilly Jim, part 9 – Saturday Evening Post (US), November 11, 1916

SB27_a/1The Small Bachelor, part 1 – Liberty (US), September 18, 1926

SB27_a/2The Small Bachelor, part 2 – Liberty (US), September 25, 1926

SB27_a/3The Small Bachelor, part 3 – Liberty (US), October 2, 1926

SB27_a/4The Small Bachelor, part 4 – Liberty (US), October 9, 1926

SB27_a/5The Small Bachelor, part 5 – Liberty (US), October 16, 1926

SB27_a/6The Small Bachelor, part 6 – Liberty (US), October 23, 1926

SB27_a/7The Small Bachelor, part 7 – Liberty (US), October 30, 1926

SB27_a/8The Small Bachelor, part 8 – Liberty (US), November 6, 1926

SB27_a/9The Small Bachelor, part 9 – Liberty (US), November 13, 1926

SB27_a/10The Small Bachelor, part 10 – Liberty (US), November 20, 1926

SB27_a/11The Small Bachelor, part 11 – Liberty (US), November 27, 1926

SB27_a/12The Small Bachelor, part 12 – Liberty (US), December 4, 1926

SB27_a/13The Small Bachelor, part 13 – Liberty (US), December 11, 1926

SB27_a/14The Small Bachelor, part 14 – Liberty (US), December 18, 1926

SB27_a/15The Small Bachelor, part 15 – Liberty (US), December 25, 1926

SB27_b/1The Small Bachelor, part 1 – New Magazine (UK), December 1926

SB27_b/2The Small Bachelor, part 2 – New Magazine (UK), January 1927

SB27_b/3The Small Bachelor, part 3 – New Magazine (UK), February 1927

SB27_b/4The Small Bachelor, part 4 – New Magazine (UK), March 1927

SB27_b/5The Small Bachelor, part 5 – New Magazine (UK), April 1927

SB27_b/6The Small Bachelor, part 6 – New Magazine (UK), May 1927

SB27_b/7The Small Bachelor, part 7 – New Magazine (UK), June 1927

SB27_b/8The Small Bachelor, part 8 – New Magazine (UK), July 1927

SN15_a/1Something New, part 1 – Saturday Evening Post (US), June 26, 1915

SN15_a/2Something New, part 2 – Saturday Evening Post (US), July 3, 1915

SN15_a/3Something New, part 3 – Saturday Evening Post (US), July 10, 1915

SN15_a/4Something New, part 4 – Saturday Evening Post (US), July 17, 1915

SN15_a/5Something New, part 5 – Saturday Evening Post (US), July 24, 1915

SN15_a/6Something New, part 6 – Saturday Evening Post (US), July 31, 1915

SN15_a/7Something New, part 7 – Saturday Evening Post (US), August 7, 1915

SN15_a/8Something New, part 8 – Saturday Evening Post (US), August 14, 1915

SS25_a/1Sam in the Suburbs, part 1 – Saturday Evening Post (US), June 13, 1925

SS25_a/2Sam in the Suburbs, part 2 – Saturday Evening Post (US), June 20, 1925

SS25_a/3Sam in the Suburbs, part 3 – Saturday Evening Post (US), June 27, 1925

SS25_a/4Sam in the Suburbs, part 4 – Saturday Evening Post (US), July 4, 1925

SS25_a/5Sam in the Suburbs, part 5 – Saturday Evening Post (US), July 11, 1925

SS25_a/6Sam in the Suburbs, part 6 – Saturday Evening Post (US), July 18, 1925

TM22_a/1Three Men and a Maid, part 1 – Woman’s Home Companion (US), October 1921

TM22_a/2Three Men and a Maid, part 2 – Woman’s Home Companion (US), November 1921

TM22_a/3Three Men and a Maid, part 3 – Woman’s Home Companion (US), December 1921

TM22_b/1Three Men and a Maid, part 1 – Pan (UK), February 1921

TM22_b/2Three Men and a Maid, part 2 – Pan (UK), March 1921

TM22_b/3Three Men and a Maid, part 3 – Pan (UK), April 1921

TM22_b/4Three Men and a Maid, part 4 – Pan (UK), May 1921

TM22_b/5Three Men and a Maid, part 5 – Pan (UK), June 1921

TM22_b/6Three Men and a Maid, part 6 – Pan (UK), July 1921

TM22_b/7Three Men and a Maid, part 7 – Pan (UK), August 1921

TM22_b/8Three Men and a Maid, part 8 – Pan (UK), September 1921

UM16_a/1Uneasy Money, part 1 – Saturday Evening Post (US), December 4, 1915

UM16_a/2Uneasy Money, part 2 – Saturday Evening Post (US), December 11, 1915

UM16_a/3Uneasy Money, part 3 – Saturday Evening Post (US), December 18, 1915

UM16_a/4Uneasy Money, part 4 – Saturday Evening Post (US), December 25, 1915

UM16_a/5Uneasy Money, part 5 – Saturday Evening Post (US), January 1, 1916

UM16_a/6Uneasy Money, part 6 – Saturday Evening Post (US), January 8, 1916

UM16_a/7Uneasy Money, part 7 – Saturday Evening Post (US), January 15, 1916

UM16_b/1Uneasy Money, part 1 – Strand (UK), December 1916

UM16_b/2Uneasy Money, part 2 – Strand (UK), January 1917

UM16_b/3Uneasy Money, part 3 – Strand (UK), February 1917

UM16_b/4Uneasy Money, part 4 – Strand (UK), March 1917

UM16_b/5Uneasy Money, part 5 – Strand (UK), April 1917

UM16_b/6Uneasy Money, part 6 – Strand (UK), May 1917

UM16_b/7Uneasy Money, part 7 – Strand (UK), June 1917

WF07_b/1The White Feather, part 1 – The Captain (UK), October 1905

WF07_b/2The White Feather, part 2 – The Captain (UK), November 1905

WF07_b/3The White Feather, part 3 – The Captain (UK), December 1905

WF07_b/4The White Feather, part 4 – The Captain (UK), January 1906

WF07_b/5The White Feather, part 5 – The Captain (UK), February 1906

WF07_b/6The White Feather, part 6 – The Captain (UK), March 1906

WH14_aThe White Hope – Munsey’s Magazine (US), May 1914

 

Codes for story collections and for magazine titles:
 

18K The Eighteen-Carat Kid and other stories BCE Blandings Castle and Elsewhere CC The Clicking of Cuthbert Golf Without Tears [CCA] COJ Carry On, Jeeves! Cr Wodehouse on Crime CWB The Crime Wave at Blandings EBC Eggs, Beans and Crumpets (both editions) EBCA Eggs, Beans and Crumpets (American edition only) EBCB Eggs, Beans and Crumpets (British edition only) EJ Enter Jeeves F! Fore! The Best of Wodehouse on Golf FQO A Few Quick Ones (all versions) FQOA A Few Quick Ones (American edition only) FQOAB A Few Quick Ones (American and British editions) FQOB A Few Quick Ones (British edition only) FQOp A Few Quick Ones (paperback edition only) GO The Golf Omnibus HG The Heart of a Goof Divots [HGA] IA Indiscretions of Archie IJ The Inimitable Jeeves Jeeves KBMM Kid Brady Stories and A Man of Means LEO Lord Emsworth and Others LF Louder and Funnier M2L The Man with Two Left Feet (both editions) M2LA The Man with Two Left Feet (American edition) M2LB The Man with Two Left Feet (British edition) MMeans A Man of Means MMJ My Man Jeeves MMM Meet Mr Mulliner MMS Mr Mulliner Speaking MN Mulliner Nights MU The Man Upstairs and Other Stories NS Nothing Serious PP Plum Pie PS1 Plum Stones, book 1: Wodehouse, Detective Writer PS2 Plum Stones, book 2: Unrepublished Reggie Pepper PS3 Plum Stones, book 3: Theatrical Stories PS4 Plum Stones, book 4: Keggs, the Butler PS5 Plum Stones, book 5: First Impressions; Mature Reflections PS6 Plum Stones, book 6: There But for the Grace of God Goes Baxter PS7 Plum Stones, book 7: Self-Derivatives Par Excellence PS8 Plum Stones, book 8: Bertie's Friends PS9 Plum Stones, book 9: "In That Shape, Rotten" PS10 Plum Stones, book 10: Ethics and Eugenics PS11 Plum Stones, book 11: Wrykyn Havoc PS12 Plum Stones, book 12: First Drafts SwO The Swoop! and Other Stories TDC Tales from the Drones Club TSA Tales of St. Austin's TWE Tales of Wrykyn and Elsewhere U Ukridge He Rather Enjoyed It UW The Uncollected Wodehouse VGJ Very Good, Jeeves! (both editions) VGJA Very Good, Jeeves (American edition) VGJB Very Good, Jeeves! (British edition) VW Vintage Wodehouse WM The World of Mr Mulliner WJ The World of Jeeves YMS Young Men in Spats (both editions) YMSA Young Men in Spats (American edition) YMSB Young Men in Spats (British edition)

Ain Ainslee’s Am American Ans Answers Arg Argosy ASC All-Story Cavalier Weekly Blu Bluebook BMI Burr McIntosh Monthly Cap The Captain Cas Cassell’s Cen Century ChT Chicago Tribune Chu Chums Cir The Circle Col Collier’s Weekly Cos Cosmopolitan DM Daily Mail DW Dream World Elk The Elks Magazine EQ Ellery Queen GBTW The Globe By The Way Book Glo The Globe Gra Grand Magazine Ham Hampton’s Har Harper’s Bazaar ISM Illustrated Sunday Magazine JB John Bull KIC Kangaroo Island Courier LE London Echo LHJ Ladies’ Home Journal Lib Liberty Lil Lilliput Lon London Magazine McC McClure’s Met Metropolitan Mun Munsey’s Nas Nash’s New The New Magazine Nov Novel Magazine Onl Onlooker PeK Pearson’s-UK PeS Pearson’s-US Pic Pictorial Review Pla Playboy PM Pall Mall PSM Public School Magazine Pun Punch Red Red Book (Redbook) Roy Royal Magazine Scr Scraps SEP Saturday Evening Post SSp Stage and Sport StJ St. James’s Gazette Str Strand Suc Success Sun Sunday Magazine ThC Throne and Country TW This Week Tit Tit-Bits TSW Toronto Star Weekly VFK Vanity Fair-UK VFS Vanity Fair-US WHL Washington Herald Literary Magazine Win Windsor Wor World