LiverpoolMaster
Literotica Guru
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Many of the Sherlock Holmes stories could be massaged erotically to fine enjoyments. I tried (unsuccessfully) to do a Wodehouse riff once, but one author here has done an outstanding job: Oh, Jeeves!
Yes, thanks for the link. Not bad at all - enjoyable in parts... but the author falls into the common trap of PGW imitators, namely trying to be more Wodehousian than Wodehouse. Along with Faulks and others, there is an attempt to cram into every line and syllable references to the canon of J&W work and Wodehouse-style upper class edwardian lingo.
I can understand this completely - that canon is so enjoyable and has enriched so many lives with its ability to transport to a different and yet recognisable comedic world. The intensity of what I might call the "fawning" is nevertheless off-putting to those who know the original. I don't know whether it's born of an incurable wish to show off or a kind of desperation to convince but, honestly, this would definitely be a case where less might well be more. I suspect Plum himself would be wanting to apply the brake!