Psmith, Journalist

Set against the backdrop of a cricketing tour in New York, the narrative follows Psmith as he navigates the complexities of a minor periodical he takes charge of. His vibrant personality leads him into a scandal that intertwines with issues of slum landlords, boxers, and gangsters. This story stands out for its strong social conscience, offering a deeper commentary that contrasts with the generally light-hearted tone typical of Wodehouse's works.