Hissing Like An Angry Cobra! #shorts #wodehouse

Loving these. What a find.

the reading of these hilarious stories is so fabulously read.Such an engaging storyteller and voice thank you

This is one of the first Jeeves & Wooster stories I read!

Jeeves and the Spirit of Yultide Vengeance

The story is so very British and just hilarious. And Nick brings it to life with his amazing delivery. Jeeves deadpan voice has me rolling on the floor in laughter.

Excellent reading! I just love Jeeves - thank you very much for producing these!

I say! It's always good to hear a story about Bertie and Jeeves. They always create a good story to mention at the Drones, what?

The narration is perfect for this wonderful story - thank you!

Recently found that amazing channel. Very talented narrator Trickynicky Marts, no idea why he has only 8.7 K subscribers. But the AI CLAUDE telling me that nowadays - " P.G. Wodehouse would not be considered a mainstream author in 2023, though he retains a devoted following to this day. Some key reasons:

"- Peak popularity in early 20th century: Wodehouse was most prolific and well-known for his humorous stories and novels in the early 1900s through the 1930s. His popularity and cultural relevance has diminished over time.
- Genre rooted in past era: Wodehouse's stories often focused on aristocratic British society during the early 1900s Edwardian era and World War I time periods. This gives his work a nostalgic, dated quality.
- Quintessentially British humor/style: His very British humor, settings, slang, and prose style have less relatability and accessibility for modern general audiences, especially outside the UK.
- Declining interest in comedy of manners genre: Wodehouse pioneered a distinct "comedy of manners" style that resonated more widely in the early 20th century than today.
So while P.G. Wodehouse is still appreciated by many as an influential early 20th century humorist, he occupies a niche, nostalgia-tinged place in the modern literary landscape versus retaining mainstream popularity in 2023. His most dedicated fans tend to be history and classic literature buffs. But his works provide a charming window for audiences then and now to enjoy his era. "

But I love P.G. Wodehouse dearly and thank you very much for your narrations!

Great fun! Thank you.

Wonderful reading or one could say - acting. Thank you very much.

Love these stories and the voices, better than any tv programme, lovely 🤗

Ddd

I love the Sir Roderick Glossop stories. Brilliant!

Hilarious
I always wondered where the name Jeeves came from

Thank you

O, to have a Jeeves to smooth one's path through life. Thank you so much for this.😊

Absolutely fabulous! ❤👏🏻

More than brilliant....😂😂😂

This sounds so much like Richard Briers. No?

I am learning so much from Jeeves’ deadpan responses. Useful at Christmas get togethers. Wot?

This ain't Steinbeck not even close to Hemingway not not too far from Fitzgerald. T u r g e n e v, Pushkin, different story however, amazing amazing, amazing, craftsmanship. The man was was, had a superb command of the language

Oh no! I've come to the end of your Jeeves and Wooster playlist! I suppose I'll try some of the others.

You can't beat a bit of Jeeves & Wooster, what!

One of the 3 narrators I can enjoy

I have been stuck at home after having several molars removed 2 days ago. Having refused any and all pain medicine, I was deep in misery & suffering. I found this Wodehouse story w/ Jeeves & Wooster &, despite being miserable, I thought, “Oh heck, maybe this story will lift my spirits.” At the beginning of the story I was telling myself, “Oh why am I wasting my time on Bertie Wooster? He’s such a fool & I can’t stand Dr. Glosup who has more neuroses than Freud!”
Then the story hit the interaction between Wooster & Dr. Glossup, & I burst out laughing in big guffaws of laughter. I’m still giggling as I write this & I’m feeling ever so much better than I did before!
Thank you for including P.G. Wodehouse in your audiobook collection!

Love these stories and this audio story is so good.g

Brilliantly read. Hilarious

Quite remarkable! Thank you Mr Nick Martin 👍🏽

well read nick...thanks!

Ske Neck Tadee

I really enjoyed the narration and acting! The 'voice' adopted for Bertie Wooster reminds me at times of Eric Blore, a British actor from the 30's and 40's. Thank you so much for sharing these!

Superb absolutely superb reading. Perfect Christmas story.

You do a wonderful job with your channel and your voice acting. I’m so glad to see how everyone is enjoying these stories! Thank you for your talent & work! 😊 love from USA

Very good presentation.

This one has become part of my CHRISTmas traditional listening. Ty again & again, Nick! Blessings to you & the family, as we celebrate the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ, King of kings, Son of the only living God & Himself the ONLY returning Messiah! Hallelujah, TY Abba, Father! In His name let there be peace on earth, goodwill to men & God’s will be done. Amen 🙏🏼 🛐❤️✝️🎄✌️🌍🌏🌎

Brilliantly read, thoroughly enjoyed this short story. You bring tge characters to life wonderfully. Thank you and merry Christmas 🎄

All those squeaky voices, enough.

Delightful. Thank you.

Nothing like Dear PG at Christmas 😂perfect

Outstanding

Excellent! Thank you for making these available. It’s very much appreciated.

Wow. Loved it

Totally the best voice for reading Wodehouse.

Tea..no coffee..

Excellent work, professionally done with emotions conveyed without being exaggerated, a pleasure to listen.