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Jeeves & Wooster
Armistice by Adina
'"If I might suggest, sir, I believe this would be more appropriate." This was a species of red vegetation that appeared in his hand as if by magic. It was rather larger and redder than was the Wooster wont, but I have never known Jeeves to err in matters sartorial.' The J&W world notoriously omits WWI; here Adina comes up with an ingenious solution that doesn't negate Wodehouse's choice. This vignette stands independently but is in the same universe as her better-known Green Ice, also worth a try. (Crossover with Dorothy L Sayers)
[Added 10/01/2014; Drama; 1000-2500; Jeeves & Wooster; Crossover]
The Aunt and the Ankh by Curtana
'It had often made me wish I'd had the foresight to cultivate some obscure and socially unacceptable hobby in my youth, something I could pull out at necessary intervals to extricate myself from unwanted matches. Competitive blancmange eating, say, or, collecting potatoes that resemble famous politicians.' A thoroughly jolly romp with a strong Wodehouse voice and a scattering of hilarious lines
[Added 04/08/2009; Humour; 2500-6000; Jeeves & Wooster]
Deus Ex by innocentsmith
'The Author would like nothing better than to stretch out for a few paragraphs of tangy salt air, cheeky seabirds, and tourists looking dubiously at their white boating shoes and the baskets of shrimp on the pier.' Neat execution of a highly original concept: clever & unusual. Definitely worth a try despite a plethora of typos
[Added 04/08/2009; Drama; 2500-6000; Jeeves & Wooster; Crossover]
Jeeves and the Blessed Indiscretion by Shalott
'The rest proved remarkably straightforward, at least when one discounts the cat, the housemaid, and the fire
' Unusually for this fandom, Bertie is the prime mover in this deftly written piece, and the inevitable denouement is also accompanied by more than the usual dollop of plot
[Added 27/04/2006; Humour; 2500-6000; Jeeves & Wooster]
The Woosteriad by Silverr
'I noticed a very faint tremor go through Jeeves' manufactured frame at the sight of Melon, and he irised down his visual receptors in a way that made me a tad envious: still, one must stand by one's friends, no matter how radioactive they may appear to be.' Bertie has a more-than-usually off-the-wall adventure, courtesy of some figures from Greek mythology. Not the best Wodehouse pastiche, perhaps, but worth a try for the robotic Jeeves alone (Jeeves & Wooster/Greek myth)
[Added 27/05/2012; Humour; 6000-20,000; Jeeves & Wooster; Crossover]
Yes, Sir, Jeeves by Skyblue Reverie
'He was actually grasping and pulling at his hair as if he were trying to tear it out by the roots, which I had always thought was just something that novelists said to get across the idea that their protago-whatsit was in dire straits -- I'd never actually seen it done before.' Flawless pastiche & convincing OCs mark this tale of role reversal leading to self-discovery
[Added 03/01/2007; Humour; 6000-20,000; Jeeves & Wooster; Adult]