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Fandom: JEEVES & WOOSTER Pairing: Jeeves/Bertie Wooster implied Author on LJ: puritybrownAuthor Website: check lj for updates Why this must be read:Oh God HILARIOUS. An epistolary fic (well, in telegrams and letters), which indirectly conveys Jeeves' stubborn pride and Bertie's baffled sincerity over his mysterious absence in volleys of perfect prose. Bertie uses logic, Jeeves attempts to rebuff him, and several inferior stand-in valets make life hell. ( JEEVES RETURN SOONEST STOP )Jeeves/Wooster, Part I, Part II | |
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Fandom: JEEVES & WOOSTER Pairing: Jeeves/Bertie Wooster Author on LJ: weaselwoman13Author Website: check lj for updates Why this must be read:Simply fabulous. From the purchase of 'a nice bright pink tie with a cheerful sort of reddish herringbone pattern'; to Bertie voluntarily attending an avant-garde concert by a composer boasting the name of Janöszhegzcy; where he meets Florence Craye, and comes within range of her almost-superhuman ability to get engaged to Bertie without being asked... Even Jeeves is practically baffled. Will Bertie HAVE to settle down into married bliss this time? ( Well, I say 'the heart of the metrop,' but I probably ought to say 'just round the back of its kidneys' )Jeeves Cuts a Gordian Knot | |
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Fandom: JEEVES & WOOSTER Pairing: Jeeves/Bertie Wooster, implied Author on LJ: merripestinAuthor Website: Merripestin's PageWhy this must be read:In short, Jeeves takes peculiar exception to Bertie's attire. The most subtle and smutty little fic in the fandom, in my opinion. One to read and re-read, and gasp over. Fashion Policeman by Merripestin | |
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Fandom: JEEVES & WOOSTER Pairing: Jeeves/Bertie Wooster, allusions to Jeeves/would spoil it to say Author on LJ: innocentsmithAuthor Website: check lj for updates Why this must be read:Simply one of the best fics in fandom for speculation on Jeeves' life before he came into Bertie's service. We get some scattered references in canon, and innocentsmith takes every one of them and weaves a delicious tale of Jeeves' wheelings and dealings, from the aristocracy to American crooks, and the sartorial checks he suffers in the process. Via disappointed love and family visits, to that favourite first scene where Jeeves comes to Bertie's door for the first time. Was it only a happy coincidence that he 'happened' to be in need of employment at the moment when Bertie needed a valet? It's Jeeves, after all... Contains crossover hints with other Wodehouse characters, for which the author deserves a slap-up tea with macaroons on the side. ( I had not been long in Mr. Todd’s service before I began to wonder if my talents might not be better used elsewhere... )Mr. Wooster and the Restorative Preparation | |
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Fandom: JEEVES & WOOSTER Pairing: none that I may divulge... Author on LJ: yahtzee63Author Website: Yahtzee's FicWhy this must be read:Disaster has struck at the Wooster domicile. News comes that both Madeline and Florence have chucked their suitors after Bertie makes them an ill-advised present of love poetry. Will he be torn to shreds between the warring two, or does Jeeves' calm demeanour herald a change for the better? An unexpected and top-hole read - even rivals 'The Mystery of the Pink Crayfish'. ( Telegrams before breakfast often mean terrible things... )Wooster's School for Wayward Girls | |
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Title: Green Ice by Adina (PG) Pairing: None (Bertie Wooster/Jeeves, if you're concentrating very hard) Author on LJ: adina_atlAuthor Website: check lj for updates Why this must be read:It could be the only crossover in this fandom (please, please correct me if I'm wrong. I yearn to be wrong on this one). It could also be one of the best crossovers written. The joy of this fabulous fic is, it opens up another superb fandom (set in the same era) for those who love Wodehouse, because you'll probably enjoy Dorothy L Sayers' work too. Sayers' major character Lord Peter Wimsey leads the way to a wholly unexpected view of Bertie Wooster, and his role in World War I. Adina writes from Bertie's point of view, changing the way we see Wimsey, and allowing a new light to be shed on the possible tragedy of Bertie's own life. An amazing mix of Wooster fun and Wimsey mystery, and the peep into Bertie's mind is incredibly touching. I defy you to come away without at least a hint of a tear in your eye. ( 'The war changed him.' )Green Ice | |
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'It is pretty generally recognised in the circles in which he moves that Bertram Wooster is not a man who lightly throws in the towel and admits defeat. Beneath the thingummies of what-d'you-call-it, his head, wind and weather permitting, is as a rule bloody but unbowed, and if the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune want to crush his proud spirit, they have to pull their socks up and make a special effort.'
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'Yes, sir,' said Jeeves in a low, cold voice, as if he had been bitten in the leg by a personal friend. Introduction
PG Wodehouse: the exceedingly brief bio
The Characters Our Heroes//Family and Friends//Objects of (Dis)Affection
The Stories
The Slash
Jeeves & Wooster on the small screen The Granada TV adaptation//Hugh Laurie and Stephen Fry on Bertie and Jeeves
The Fandom Fic & Art//Livejournal Communities//The Big Grown-Up 'Official' Sites//Fan Sites// The Canon Online
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