• George Orwell. In Defence Of P.G.Wodehouse Windmill, July 1946

• Dr. Natalya Trauberg. Wodehouse in Russia

• Kevin O'Flynn. Fan Puts Humorist's Novels on Net The Moscow Times, 12 March 1998
• Tony Ring. Life of P G Wodehouse Based on the exhibition at Guildford Museum, England, October 1999
• Robert A. Hall, Jr. The Persecution of P. G. Wodehouse The Journal of Historical Review
• The Oxford Book of Humorous Prose. A Conducted Tour by Frank Muir
• Tony Ring. Jeeves and Wooster March Into The Twenty-first Century
• A letter from Tony Blair to 'Penguin Books' on the occasion of reissuing the long-awaited Jeeves and Wooster books. 1999.
• Jack Ellsworth. Interviewing P.G. Wodehouse The Seasoned Citizen, January 1999.
• Jelle Otten. Sir Philip Sidney references July-August, 2002.
• Masha Lebedeva. Ring for Jeeves: A Party in Moscow Wooster Sauce, June 2015

The Times, The Sunday Times, Times Online

• Philip Norman. I say, Jeeves, traitor's a bit jolly strong 19 September 1999
• Michael Binyon. Hitler's Paris spies preferred good life to dirty work 2 October 1999
• Lynne Truss. The funniest writer ever to put words on paper 4 May 2000
• Stephen Fry. It is enough to be funny 4 May 2000
• Ian Johns. Beyond a Joke 26 September 2000
• George Pendle. Psmith in the City by PG Wodehouse 10 January 2001
• Emma Hartley. It's all tickety-boo for the Wooster couple 27 October 2001
• Tim Reid. A fictional alliance that always landed the chump in a pickle 27 October 2001
• Amanda Craig. By Jove, Jeeves, they've gone and got married 4 November 2001
• P.G.Wodehouse. Just what I wanted 17 December 2001
• Wodehouse knighthood blocked over war role 15 August 2002
• Alan Hamilton. Bertie Wooster messed it up for his creator 16 August 2002
• Philip Howard. An act of chumps with no clue about comedy and literature 16 August 2002
• Richard Lambert. The early genius of Wodehouse 5 September 2002
• Murray Hedgcock. Ask Jeeves, or any web Wodehousean 23 December 2002
• Wodehouse, the reviled 'traitor' 23 August 2004
• An act of reparation to an old friend 23 August 2004
• Emma Hartley. Wodehouse fans say tuck in and save rarest bacon 2 July 2005
• Tom Whipple. Is Bertie Wooster the only fish-faced hero? 9 July 2008
• D. J. Taylor. Life before Jeeves 15 September 2010

The Daily Telegraph, The Sunday Telegraph

• David Millward and Neil Tweedie. How Whitehall tried to ban Wodehouse 3 January 1996
• John Simpson. Why A.A. had it in for P.G. 31 August 1996
• Colin Randall. P G Wodehouse was no traitor, just a 'silly ass' 1 October 1996
• Ionicus. Artist whose illustrations caught the spirit of P G Wodehouse's country house world 7 February 1998
• Mark Inglefield and Molly Watson. Russia falls for Jeeves and Wooster on web 15 March 1998
• Hugh Laurie. Wodehouse saved my life 27 May 1999
• Wodehouse faced traitor's trial over Nazi links 17 September 1999
• David Millward. PRO papers: Wodehouse's secret plea to forgive war 'blunder' 21 January 2000
• Will Bennett.I say Jeeves, jolly prices, what? 19 February 2000
• Catherine Milner. Wodehouse called 'scum' in new play on links with Nazis 6 July 2000
• Charles Spencer. Wodehouse brought back to life 19 September 2000
• Catherine Milner. Unknown P G Wodehouse songs found in family attic 17 June 2001
• Ross Clark. A dash of Wooster sauce 21 April 2001
• Will Bennett. Wodehouse letters reveal self-doubts and regrets 24 April 2001
• Wodehouse denied a knighthood by Bertie 16 August 2002
• Tom Utley. The price Wodehouse paid for creating Jeeves and Wooster 17 August 2002
• Kevin Myers. The Price the English pay for Wodehouse 18 August 2002
• Graham Tibbetts. Mystery of Wodehouse castle 'solved' at last 5 September 2003
• Nigel Farndale. More of a Wooster than a Jeeves 6 September 2004
• Sam Leith. Dash it, Jeeves! Why are we so funny? 12 April 2007
• Adrian Blomfield. Russians are going wild for P G Wodehouse 27 December 2007
• Chris Hastings and Beth Jones. P G Wodehouse fan reveals the real-life Jeeves 1 July 2008
• Charles Moore. P G Wodehouse will always have the last laugh 21 September 2009
• Alastair Jamieson. Home linked to P G Wodehouse's Blandings Castle up for sale 1 November 2010

Guardian, The Observer

• Christopher Hitchens. Breaking the Wooster code 29 May 1999
• Robert McCrum. 'One unreal thing about Wodehouse is that he never takes the reader into the bedroom' 30 May 1999
• Hear this 7 July 1999
• Nancy Banks-Smith. A summer Plum 20 July 1999
• Alan Travis. Payments that forced Wodehouse into exile 17 September 1999
• Alan Travis and John Ezard. MI5 records show Wodehouse in pay of Nazis 17 September 1999
• High art and low morals 19 September 1999
• Francis Wheen. Wodehouse's final farce 22 September 1999
• Robert McCrum. Right ho 16 July 2000
• Robert McCrum. Wodehouse: the truth of his years in Nazi Berlin 17 June 2001
• Robert McCrum. Found: the novel Wodehouse wrote twice 16 September 2001
• Robert McCrum. What ho, Adolf 18 November 2001
• Shashi Tharoor. How the Woosters captured Delhi 20 July 2002
• Paul Brown. Sleuthing students solve Wodehouse castle mystery 5 September 2003
• A lotus-eater in Hollywood 29 August 2004
• Stephen Fry. Plum on target 5 September 2004
• David Smith. Letter reveals Wodehouse's wounds over Nazi broadcasts 3 June 2007

The Independent

• Paul Lashmar and Peter Day. Wodehouse secretly in pay of the Nazis, say MI5 files 17 September 1999
• Stephen Fry. What ho! My hero, PG Wodehouse 18 January 2000
• Dan Gledhill. Jeeves settles dispute 13 February 2000
• Rhoda Koenig. The Coming of Gowf, Old Red Lion Theatre, London 28 August 2001
• Pushing the envelope 14 February 2005
• David Langton. Letter reveals Wodehouse's pain at being branded a collaborator 4 June 2007

Daily Mail, Mail on Sunday

• Christopher Matthew. Why we're Plum crazy 30 December 2002
• A fresh brew of P.G. tips. A fresh brew of P.G. tips 3 September 2004
• Craig Brown. A corker, By Jove 5 September 2004

The New York Times

• Wodehouse Fans Gather in Philadelphia 15 October 2001
• Matt Wolf. 'By Jeeves': The Butler Did It (Got to Broadway) 28 October 2001
• Bruce Weber. The Butler to the Rescue, Again 29 October 2001
• Johanna Keller. Words to Express the Extraordinary 24 February 2002
• Janet Maslin. 'Wodehouse': Finding Traces of Wooster in the Creator of Jeeves 11 November 2004

Philadelphia Inquirer

• Carlin Romano. Meeting fetes a remarkable humorist 15 October 2001
• Michael D. Schaffer. Biography of a humorist for the ages 15 December 2004

BBC News

• PG Wodehouse faced treachery charge 17 September 1999
• Paul Reynolds. Officials blocked Wodehouse honour 15 August 2002
• Alex Kirby. Zeroing in on Blandings 4 September 2003

The Washington Post

• Michael Kuchwara. 'By Jeeves': a Cheery Celebration 28 October 2001
• Michael Dirda. P.G. Wodehouse: In His Own Words' by Barry Day and Tony Ring 30 March 2003
• Bob Thompson. The Whole Jolly Lot 11 January 2005

The Hindu

• Wodehousian magic 17 February 2002
• The unknown Wodehouse 3 April 2005

Forbes

• Patrick Cooke. Remembering the Oldest Member 4 March 2002

State Magazine

• Robert McCrum. P.G. Wodehouse, American Author 9 April 2002

The Scotsman

• Robert McNeil. Leave It To Plum 2 August 2002
• Michael Pye. Bottled Plum 11 September 2004

The Spectator

• Philip Hensher. The music of the language 28 December 2002
• Philip Hensher. Not an egg, bean or crumpet 28 August 2004

The Weekly Standard

• David Skinner. The Wodehouse Conservative 17 February 2004

The New Yorker

• Geoffrey T. Hellman. Plummie 15 October 1960

Financial Times

• David Gilmour. In praise of aunts 4 September 2004
• Archie Hall. PG Wodehouse commemorated with Westminster Abbey plaque 20 September 2019 new!

Time Europe

• Donald Morrison. Duke of Wooster-shire 5 September 2004

Modern Drunkard Magazine

• John McCaughey. Plum Brandy 2004

The Bookseller

• Benedicte Page. Capturing an enigma 12 August 2004

The Herald (Glasgow)

• Susan Maguire. The carefree life of the upper-class twit? Ask Jeeves 23 August 2004

Los Angeles Times

• Robert McCrum. A Lotus-Eater at the La-La Land Buffet 14 September 2004

The New Statesman

• William Cook. Absolutely ripping 20 September 2004

The Economist

• Rum cove, really 18 November 2004

Boston Globe

• James Parker. Jeeves vs. Pooh 26 December 2004

New York Newsday

• Matthew Price. Plum crazy 21 November 2004

The Age

• Michael Shmith. Bruised but delicious Plum 24 December 2004

Bookslut

• John Detrixhe. Wodehouse: A Life by Robert McCrum January 2005

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