Ben Schott Books In Order

Publication Order of Jeeves & Wooster- Homage to P.G. Wodehouse Books

Publication Order of Non-Fiction Books

Ben Schott is a published author and photographer.

He was born in 1974 in London. Ben would attend the University College School, as well as Hampstead, and Gonville & Caius College, Cambridge, where he read up on the social and political sciences. Schott would graduate in 1996 after taking a double First.

After a short career working at the ad agency J. Walter Thompson, Ben spent a large percentage of being in his twenties working as a freelance portrait photographer for a variety of clients, both editorial and commercial.

Working as a photographer, he has collaborated with such publications as The Times, The Independent, The Sunday Times, Sunday Business, Reader’s Digest, and many others. He has also photographed many different celebrities, from Tony Blair to Gordon Brown to Hugh Grant, Enoch Powell, and more.

In 2002, Ben decided to turn a Christmas card into Schott’s Original Miscellany, his first book. It was a bestseller within weeks. He has also released a series of Miscellanies and Almanacs, as well as the book Schottenfreude, which have sold millions of copies in a variety of languages.

Ben would release his first novel in 2018, Jeeves and the King of Clubs. It was an homage to P.G. Wodehouse, which was authorized. It received great reviews and the sequel Jeeves and the Leap of Faith came out just two years later, to equal acclaim.

The author has written for different American and British publications. These include The Telegraph, The Times, The New York Times, Town & Country, The Spectator, Conde Nast Traveler, Private Eye, The Guardian, The Paris Review, Reader’s Digest, Bon Appetit, Bloomberg Opinion, The Paris Review, Portfolio, Inc., and Playboy, among others.

Ben designs and typesets most of his work, and also offers design and narrative consultancy to a variety of clients. He is married to Pavia Rosati, an award-winning travel editor. He works in London, where he also resides.

Jeeves and the King of Clubs is the first book in the Jeeves & Wooster series by Ben Schott. If you loved the works of P.G. Wodehouse, you are going to love this homage to this author which truly does his original vision justice.

Europe has storm clouds over it. Treason is moving through circles of the highest order. When it comes to the security of the nation, it is in danger. It turns out that Jeeves has been an agent for British intelligence for a long time. Now the government of His Majesty has to turn to the lone man who may be able to help them, Bertie Wooster.

In this story, Ben leads Jeeves and Wooster on an all new spy adventure that will take them going through the secret halls of Whitehall, the lawns covered in sun of Brinkley court, and even the private clubs that belong to St. James.

Here we see a bunch of characters, new and old, which extends to chefs and aunts, politicians and bankers, debutantes and cabbies, tailors, and spies. There is treachery afoot that can be foiled, but there are also horses that they can back, auctions that they can fix, engagements that might be escaped, madmen to be blackballed, and even a completely new type of condiment that they can cook up.

If you loved the works of The Master, this is a great book that you will thoroughly enjoy. Check it out to follow along with everything that happens and to see how it ends!

Jeeves and the Leap of Faith is the second book in the Jeeves & Wooster series by Ben Schott. If you loved the first book to come out from this author, check out the sequel and see Jeeves and Wooster come back for another spy adventure that is full of jokes, hijinks, capers, and more in this series that the Evening Standard says is ‘impossible to read without grinning idiotically’.

The Drone Club may very well be in danger. Gussie has fallen in love, while at the same time, Spode is out on the war path. To top off all of this, His Majesty’s Government could really use a favor. It’s a good thing that Bertie has returned.

Jeeves and Wooster have returned too, and now they are back to go on yet another escapade and adventure and ready to take the readers along with them. From the streets of Mayfair to Cambridge and all of its scheming spires, the reader meets a variety of characters from the instant that they step into the story.

From painters to bookies to philosophers and clairvoyants, poets, dictators, aunts, and their hounds, there’s a lot going on in this story. There is also more to be explored in this suspenseful story.

There’s ICEBERG– who is he, and why does he have chalk all over him? Why is Jeeves sitting down to read about Winnie-the-Pooh? Questions like these and more are sure to be answered in this book. Check out this awesome homage that was authorized by the Wodehouse estate to see what goes on in this fun story!