Psmith, Journalist

By Pelham Grenville Wodehouse

Psmith, Journalist (1915) by P. G. Wodehouse blends comedy with social commentary. The novel follows the witty and unflappable Psmith, who, while visiting New York, takes over the editorship of a struggling magazine. Using his sharp humor and fearless charm, he confronts issues of crime, corruption, and slum landlords. Although the tone remains lighthearted, the story addresses serious urban concerns with Wodehouse's signature wit, making it a unique mix of satire, adventure, and humor.