Тем, кто собирается в сентябре-октябре в Лондон, будет, надеюсь, интересна следующая информация, полученная из компетентных источников:

Dear all

Heywood Hill, an independent bookshop trading from 10 Curzon Street, London (just a
block north of Piccadilly) is holding an exhibition on the Life and Works of PGW
from September 21 to October 16 inclusive (except Sundays).

If you happen to be in London during that period with an hour to spare, do call in.
The exhibition is described below, and it will be a corker.

Bill (Just Bill)

Текст ниже - информация с сайта магазина www.heywoodhill.com
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Plum Pie: The Life & Work of PG Wodehouse

How many aunts did P G Wodehouse himself actually have? What were the real secrets
of his success? Find out by visiting Plum Pie, Heywood Hill's unique exhibition
celebrating the life and work of England's greatest literary humorist which runs
from 21st Sept. to 16th Oct. 2009 (Monday to Saturday).

The exhibition's curators, Sir Edward Cazalet, the author's step-grandson, and Mr.
Tony Ring, a leading authority on Wodehouse, have brought together rarely seen
material from various private collections including family photographs, and
Wodehouse's own golf putter, cocktail shaker and typewriter.

During the exhibition enter our free competition and win a set of all 66 superbly
produced volumes so far published in the Everyman Wodehouse uniform edition. Or
discover the location of Bertie Wooster's flat and Gally Threepwood's Romano's
Restaurant on a free guided walk through Wodehousean Mayfair every Wednesday
afternoon led by Lt-Col N.T.P. Murphy. Colonel Murphy is the author of 'Three
Wodehouse Walks', a new book on Wodehouse landmarks in London exclusively for sale
at Heywood Hill until 16 October.

To receive a competition entry form or to book your place on one of Colonel Murphy's
Wodehouse walks please telephone 020 7629 0647 or email us using the link below.

We hope you will agree with Stephen Fry  who said: "Heywood Hill has played a
blinder. What better antidote during this pestilential year than Wodehouse? I called
in at the shop the other day and bumped into Gloria, a stout Berkshire sow, browsing
on the doorstep. The Empress of Mayfair had come to visit. You should too."