Background
The P G Wodehouse Society (UK) exists to promote the
enjoyment of the greatest humorous writer in the history
of the English language. A man who wrote more than 70
novels over a period of more than 70 years, who wrote in
excess of 300 short stories, contributed at least 800
pieces to about 80 journals and who, by writing more than
200 lyrics for musical comedies is acknowledged to be one
of the founders of the modern stage-musical, can hardly
be described in less flattering terms.Principal Objective
To ensure members can derive the greatest possible fun
and pleasure from the wide variety of P G Wodehouse's
work, by publications, articles, films, stage
productions, radio and television programmes, group
discussions, outings, debates, lunches and dinners.
Subscription
The Subscription year is from 1 June to 31 May, and the
subscription is £15.
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membership application form
Specific Activities
A subscription to The P G Wodehouse Society will entitle
you to:
- a Welcome Letter;
- a quarterly journal, Wooster Sauce;
- occasional circulars of urgent news;
- access to such arrangements as the Society can
negotiate for discounts on commercially produced
Wodehouse publications;
- invitations to events arranged for members by the
Organising Committee from time to time; and
- the opportunity to join, or help to form, local
groups of enthusiasts for promoting further
activities.
Organising Committee
Hilary Bruce - Chairman
Tim Andrew - Social Functions
Sir Edward Cazalet - Step-grandson of PG Wodehouse
Andrew Woodger - Website Editor
Christine Hewitt - Membership Secretary
Tony Ring - Author, Millennium Wodehouse
Concordance, You Simply Hit Them With An Axe
Alan Wood - Treasurer
Oliver Wise - Barrister
Paul Rush - Merchandising
Elin Murphy - Editor, Wooster Sauce
Joe Selfe - Members' Database
Officer
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