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Thanks for sharing. Lord I is an eternal favourite.
They may be very interesting for golfers but not being one myself, I didn't really enjoy a few golf stories that I read.
In the early days, I loved Lord Ickenham (starting with Cocktail time), then came Psmith in the late school days. I liked his elan.
Then came Ukridge - perenially hard up, always with new and innovative ideas for making money. I searched for and fou…
My father gave me Cocktail time when I was in school, back in 1960. Never looked back.
It IS tough to select. However, my own selection would be
Ukridge
Psmth
Earl of Ickenham
Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 9:37pm on September 3, 2009,
Bala Ramakrishnan said…
- Ganesh:
Thanks for inviting me to the group. Talk soon.
Bala
- At 3:51pm on February 14, 2009,
Prem Rao said…
- Hi, Ganesh
Welcome. Look forward to your contributions.
- At 3:45pm on February 14, 2009,
Shiv Nair said…
- Hi Ganesh,
This is a brand new site. I just got invloved an hour ago thru my friend Chitna. Hopefully we can turn it into an interesting place to spend some time. Please invite anyone who you think may be interested to join us.
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Best PGW character
In the early days, I loved Lord Ickenham (starting with Cocktail time), then came Psmith in the late school days. I liked his elan.
Then came Ukridge - perenially hard up, always with new and innovative ideas for making money. I searched for and found one of his earliest ones - Love among Chicken (saw some references to it somewhere). However, was a little disappointed. Had to remind myself that this was early PGW. However, his early school stories (Mike and Smith, Mike at Wrykin etc) are still… Continue
Then came Ukridge - perenially hard up, always with new and innovative ideas for making money. I searched for and found one of his earliest ones - Love among Chicken (saw some references to it somewhere). However, was a little disappointed. Had to remind myself that this was early PGW. However, his early school stories (Mike and Smith, Mike at Wrykin etc) are still… Continue
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