Scream for Jeeves : A Parody

"Scream for Jeeves" by D.H. Cannon, published by Wodecraft Press. P. G. Wodehouse and H. P. Lovecraft never crossed paths in their lifetimes, and yet in some ideal realm of the spirit these two geniuses—one of humor one of horror—might have pooled their pens to produce such tales as: ◼ ''Cats, Rats, and Bertie Wooster,'' in which the intrepid Jeeves and his master leave London for Anchester in order to investigate the spectral doings at Exham Priory; ◼ ''Something Foetid,'' in which the pair, during a Hew York sojourn, find themselves involved with a reclusive Spanish doctor with a fondness for cool air; ◼ ''The Rummy Affair of Young Charlie'', in which they go to Paris on Aunt Agatha's orders to keep an eye on that oddball antiquarian scholar, Charles Dexter Ward. Since both authors admired Arthur Conan Doyle, creator of Sherlock Holmes, it comes as no surprise that in this last episode Bertie and Jeeves resort to enlisting the aid of one Mr. Altamont, of Chicago. Rounding out the volume is a lengthy commentary, ''The Adventure of the Three Anglo-American Authors: Some Reflections on Conan Doyle, P.C. Wodehouse, and H. P Lovecraft.'' Book details: published 1994;2023. Order now on BookShops.in with fast, reliable delivery across India.