The Pothunters

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The Pothunters is an early comic school novel by P. G. Wodehouse that introduces his lighthearted style through tales of public-school life, sports, and youthful mischief.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf novel
school story
author P. G. Wodehouse
authorNationality British
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
featuresCharacterType masters
schoolboys
firstEditionFormat hardcover
genre comic fiction
school fiction
sports fiction
hasAlternativeClassification boys’ school novel
hasCriticalReception noted as formative in Wodehouse’s development as a humorist
hasIllustrationsBy R. Noel Pocock NERFINISHED
hasLaterMediaType audiobook
e-book
hasMediaType print
hasPageCountApprox 300
hasSubject athletics
cricket
school trophies
hasTheme friendship
honour and fair play
school sports competitions
schoolboy pranks
hasWorkType standalone novel
intendedMarket juvenile fiction
isEarlyWorkOf P. G. Wodehouse NERFINISHED
isFollowedInThemeBy The Gold Bat NERFINISHED
language English
literaryStyle comic
lighthearted
narrativeFocus school life
sports
youthful mischief
notableFor early example of Wodehouse’s comic style
originalAudience boys
partOf P. G. Wodehouse bibliography NERFINISHED
precedesInCareerOf Tales of St. Austin's NERFINISHED
publicationYear 1902
publisher Adam & Charles Black NERFINISHED
setting English public school
timePeriodOfSetting late 19th century
tone humorous
light

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Rupert Psmith appearsIn The Pothunters