Yours Plum (Letters of Wodehouse Series)

Although Wodehouse writes funny even when he writes letters to friends and family, this collection does not really put him into new light, except perhaps a smaller part of his letters regarding his "error" whilst in german prison camp, when he spoke a comment on the Nazi Radio Broadcast (that soon afterwards was used by the Germans to broadcast to England as Nazi-propaganda). The rest is more or less forgettable.

This collection of Wodehouse letters adds a great deal more than his autobiographical works (even though there is a degree of overlap), because of course these letters were not written for public consumption. The letter covers a full range of issues, and span a considerable period of Wodehouse's life.

Very interesting read. A great insight to a great Author.