History FanficRecs / JeevesandWooster

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* ''Synopsis:'' What if Bertie Wooster was a pony in Equestria, and attended the Grand Galloping Galla at the same time as Twilight Sparkle and her friends? Join Barney Trotter (the pony version of Bertie Wooster) and his valet, Cheese (Jeeves, of course), as they try to help Barney's old chum, Prince Blueblood (the titular "Old Blooey") get out of an accidental engagement at the Galla. While this is, of course, a very AlternateUniverse version of Jeeves and Wooster, they have the same personalities as ever and the writing style is very Wodehouse-ish. Look for the Mane Six in cameo appearances.

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* ''Synopsis:'' Shortly after the events of ''The Code of the Woosters,'' Bertie gets two telegrams from Brinkley Court announcing that there's problems between Madeline and Gussie again, and a third telegram that comes from nowhere that just warns of impending doom. As Bertie and Jeeves set out for Brinkley Court, they are stopped by two men who claim to know Jeeves -- one of them introducing himself as "the Doctor," and the other going by "captain Jack Harkness." What follows is not quite a romp through time and space -- but a romp through Brinkley Court in order to find out why Madeline Basset has started acting so weird... in fact, she's started to act like a sane, normal and sensible person.

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''[[http://archiveofourown.org/works/24240 Jeeves_and_The_Club_for_Inverts]]'' by ''[[http://archiveofourown.org/users/triedunture/pseuds/triedunture triedunture]]''

''[[http://thirstyrobot.livejournal.com/tag/dancecard Sorting Out The Dance Card]]'' by ''[[http://thirstyrobot.livejournal.com/ Thirstyrobot]]''.

''[[http://archiveofourown.org/works/57836 Time and Again]]'' by ''[[http://archiveofourown.org/users/darkeyedseer/pseuds/darkeyedseer darkeyedseer]]''

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* ''Synopsis'': Lord Attenbury's emeralds have gone missing while he was staying with Aunt Dahlia, and for once Bertie had nothing to do with it. Fortunately, Bertie's old Oxford chum [[LordPeterWimsey "Flim" Wimsey]] is on hand, and proves to have a knack for the detecting business; Bertie also shows hitherto-unsuspected depths. Starts as a typically fluffy Wooster story, but turns over some unexpected rocks; the narration is all Bertie, but the villains are more in Lord Peter's line, as is the undercurrent flowing from the aftereffects of the War.

* ''Synopsis:'' A short story told from Jeeves's perspective, set in the 1940s at the beginning of WorldWarII. War is looming, the world is changing, yet Bertie Wooster and his friends and family continue on like they have since 1910. Jeeves knows why: Bertie Wooster is a subconscious RealityWarper.

* ''Synopsis'': Once again, Bertie (who is driving everyone around him up the wall with a newfound passion for alliterations) finds himself roped into going along with a ZanyScheme conducted by Stiffy Pinker, ''née'' Byng and has to impersonate Major Plank in order to convince a bishop and his committee to give the Hon. Rev. Harold "Stinker" Pinker a rural deanship. And this, of course, means it's curtains up for another round of classic Wodehouseian misunderstandings, awkward situations, and an enormous mess that Jeeves has to sort out. It's the sort of plot that wouldn't have been out of place in the later seasons of the TV series, when things got a little sillier.

''{{http://storyfan.livejournal.com/32302.html Jeeves and the Act of Faith]]'' by Storyfan

* ''Synopsis'': Once again, Bertie (who is driving everyone around him up the wall with a newfound passion for alliterations) finds himself roped into going along with a ZanyScheme conducted by Stiffy Pinker, ''née'' Byng and has to impersonate Major Plank in order to convince a bishop and his committee to give Sinker Pinker a rural deanship. And this, of course, means it's curtains up for another round of classic Wodehouseian misunderstandings, awkward situations, and an enormous mess that Jeeves has to sort out. It's the sort of plot that wouldn't have been out of place in the later seasons of the TV series, when things got a little sillier.