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indeedsir_backupAfter a very quick and most likely incomplete look through the archives here, I have come to the conclusion that this has not been shared.
Please, correct me if I'm wrong.
As I really don't have anyone in RL with whom I can share this, it falls to you lot to have to listen to my fanboy babble. Perhaps the majority of you are already aware but I still must share.
Enough dithering, on to the main point:
I stopped at the library and I found a book called Yours, Plum: The Letters of P.G. Wodehouse, which obviously has a compilation of letters but it also contains a few bits and bobs in the appendices.
Guess what I found in the very back, Appendix D?
Possibly the slashiest AU thing I have ever read about Jeeves and Wooster that has been published. Granted, Plum did not write it but it is still delicious none-the-less. It is a short work, written by J. Maclaren-Ross, published in Punch in 1953, called Good Lord, Jeeves. The piece is dark but ends on a happy note with Bertie being offered and eagerly accepting a position as Jeeves' personal gentleman.
Tell me, have you all seen this? If not, should I type it out and post it here? Is this old news for most?
Please, correct me if I'm wrong.
As I really don't have anyone in RL with whom I can share this, it falls to you lot to have to listen to my fanboy babble. Perhaps the majority of you are already aware but I still must share.
Enough dithering, on to the main point:
I stopped at the library and I found a book called Yours, Plum: The Letters of P.G. Wodehouse, which obviously has a compilation of letters but it also contains a few bits and bobs in the appendices.
Guess what I found in the very back, Appendix D?
Possibly the slashiest AU thing I have ever read about Jeeves and Wooster that has been published. Granted, Plum did not write it but it is still delicious none-the-less. It is a short work, written by J. Maclaren-Ross, published in Punch in 1953, called Good Lord, Jeeves. The piece is dark but ends on a happy note with Bertie being offered and eagerly accepting a position as Jeeves' personal gentleman.
Tell me, have you all seen this? If not, should I type it out and post it here? Is this old news for most?
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Date: 2009-02-18 02:38 am (UTC)*cough* I mean, well, that would be just topping if you could wrangle it.
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Date: 2009-02-18 03:01 am (UTC)Well, you will all be happy to note that I decided to type it into my computer for my personal files, so I have it ready to go.
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Date: 2009-02-18 01:32 pm (UTC)Wooooooooow!!! Please type away! ^^
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Date: 2009-02-18 07:00 pm (UTC)i mean, yes, please? and thank you :)