Indiscretions of Archie : The Manor Wodehouse Collection

from atimco

Indiscretions of Archie, another of P. G. Wodehouse's early titles, is actually a collection of short stories strung together to make a novel and published together in 1921. This accounts for the highly episodic feel of the narrative, which follows the efforts of one Archibald Moffam to make head...

from leowillemse

Als altijd prachtig geschreven-zelfs goed vertaald!- onzinverhaal met uit de kast vallende personen en talloze misverstanden.Gelukkig gaat ook dit boek weer nergens over.

from shabacus

Disclaimer: As a huge P.G. Wodehouse fan, my default rating for his books is four stars. "The Indiscretions of Archie" is early Wodehouse at his best. Constructed of a series of short stories published in the Strand and Cosmopolitan magazine in 1920 and 1921. As such, it has much the same episodi...

from leowillemse

Als altijd prachtig geschreven-zelfs goed vertaald!- onzinverhaal met uit de kast vallende personen en talloze misverstanden.Gelukkig gaat ook dit boek weer nergens over.

from jphilbrick

As someone else mentioned on here, it was refreshing to read/listen to a Wodehouse novel in which the "hero" and his woman have a *good* relationship. None of Bertie and his unending attempts to free himself of all romantic entanglements...Archie and his wife seem genuinely happy. It was nice.