Books like Mulliner nights by P. G. Wodehouse
In this compilation, Mr. Mulliner, the legendary narrator of the Angler's Rest, delivers a series of tall tales about the wildly eccentric Mulliner clan. The stories feature a private detective whose simple grin forces confessions, an artist robed in formal wear by the influence of a moral cat, and a Proust devotee who finds his life upended after signing up for a self‑confidence course. Across the volume, the Mulliner family’s misadventures illustrate Wodehouse’s trademark blend of lunacy and comic exuberance.
First publish date: 1933
Genre: Humorous Fiction/Comedy Fiction
Authors: P. G. Wodehouse
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