New PG Wodehouse drama explores how Jeeves writer was used by Nazis IN a comfortable sitting room of their home in Le Touquet on the Normandy coast the celebrated author PG Wodehouse and his wife ...

English writer and humorist P.G. "Plum" Wodehouse lived in the United States for more than 30 years before his death in 1975. ... “My wife and I both want to make it our headquarters.” ...

An innocent abroad. When the war broke out in September 1939, Wodehouse and his wife Ethel lived in Le Touquet, within convenient distance of both Cherbourg, for the cross-channel ferries, and Paris.

Writing and his wife, Ethel, were essential to Wodehouse’s happy life. Associated Newspapers/Rex. Among those who howled for his head on a pike were A.A. Milne, creator of Pooh and Tigger, and ...

1958: Monitor - PG Wodehouse. ... The wartime broadcasts referred to in this interview occurred when Wodehouse and his wife were trapped at their home in France by the outbreak of World War Two.

Wodehouse was captured by the Third Reich at his French home in Le Touquet, northern France, wife Ethel spotting the approaching storm troopers and announcing with typically English understatement ...

Geoffrey T. Hellman visits the British author and humorist P. G. Wodehouse and his wife at their Long Island home, shortly after both had become American citizens.

Penguin has issued the works of PG Wodehouse with a blanket trigger warning over concerns the novels contain 'outdated' social attitudes. All new editions will come with the warning.

This rather subversive interpretation of PG Wodehouse’s most famous creation has been offered by none other than the Indian High Commissioner to the UK, Vikram Doraiswami. ADVERTISEMENT He was ...

Daws tells us how it pays tribute to PG Wodehouse's witty lyrics. ... All he wanted to do was get up, write, walk the dogs, have a cocktail with his wife Ethel at 5.15pm, ...