My recent bedtime reading has been The Clicking of Cuthbert by P.G. Wodehouse. When my Dear Friend loaned it to me, I reminded him with a laugh that I was not a golfer. But he reassured me that despite the golf themes, these short stories were highly amusing. And I have found them, true to Wodehouse style, to be just so.

If you have yet to enjoy Wodehouse’s classic English humor, consider this quotation from the National Review:

“The Modern Library asked its board of advisors to pick the hundred greatest English-language novels of the twentieth century. We define the assignment differently. P.G. Wodehouse wrote 96 novels; what are the other 4?”