Thursday, February 23, 2006

Wodehouse in India

A welcome email in my inbox this morning was from Kathy at Suitable for Mixed Company. She alerted me to this article at The Times Online:

Why India fell for the code of Wodehouse
By Stephen McClarence
Wodehouse never wrote about India, but sells better on the subcontinent than in Britain, with pirated copies in common circulation. He is one of the most heavily requested authors at the British Library in Delhi and there are clubs and internet chatrooms devoted to him.

Who would've thunk?

Thanks for the heads-up, Kathy.
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