[ SECRET POST #2580 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2580 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

Jeeves and Wooster fans!

[(Anonymous)]

Tell us which stories are your favorites, do you have any controversial opinions about it, or would you just like to squee about it? Let's go!

Re: Jeeves and Wooster fans!

[(Anonymous)]

Honestly, my favorite Wodehouse stories aren't even Jeeves and Wooster, they're the Psmith stories, and Psmith is definitely my favorite Wodehouse character.

I also really like reading a lot of the school stories he wrote when he was younger. Maybe this makes me a weirdo.

Re: Jeeves and Wooster fans!

[(Anonymous)]

Leave it to Psmith is my absolute favourite thing in all the world!

Re: Jeeves and Wooster fans!

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think I have any controversial opinions except that I'm not into slash so there is a shortage of genfic where authors get properly into Wodehouse mode.

Re: Jeeves and Wooster fans!

[(Anonymous)]

To be fair, it's not that easy to write like Wodehouse, and do it well. If it was, he wouldn't be Wodehouse.

Re: Jeeves and Wooster fans!

[(Anonymous)]

This is a given. But tbh most authors don't even come close because they're sacrificing the style in favor of slash.

Re: Jeeves and Wooster fans!

[ketita]

I just fucking love Jeeves and Wooster. I binge-read most of them over a very short period of time and since then haven't gotten my hands on copies of my own for a proper reread, so the stories are kind of jumbled in my head.
But I just love all of them, and I found Wodehouse's introduction about how he wrote the stories actually very interesting and inspiring as a writer. He used to print out the pages and hang them on the wall, and then every page that wasn't funny enough he would hang crooked, and rewrite until he was pleased with all of them. I just really appreciate that kind of dedication.

Re: Jeeves and Wooster fans!

[(Anonymous)]

I do not understand why there isn't more fiction/art about Jeeves spanking or caning Bertie.

How is this not obvious?

Re: Jeeves and Wooster fans!

[(Anonymous)]

I love the Wodehouse stories as they are, really I do. But I get a total thrill out of fic which has Berty as having a hidden WWI past; there's some AWESOME stuff out there where his problems with remembering quotations and other things hearken back to a head injury and ... I can't help it. I LOVE IT!