Whose autobiography was Goodbye To All That?
Goodbye to All Cats house and has no hope of reconciling with Dahlia. He is through with cats. The title of the story is a pun on the title of Robert Graves's 1929 book "Good-Bye to All That", a well-known autobiography describing Graves's early life and his experiences in World War I. "Goodbye to All Cats" was illustrated by James Montgomery Flagg in "Cosmopolitan". It was illustrated by Gilbert Wilkinson in the "Strand". The story was included in the English edition of the 1939 collection "Week-end Wodehouse", published by Herbert Jenkins Limited. It was collected in "The Most of P. G. Wodehouse", published on
Goodbye to All Cats 15 October 1960. "Tales from the Drones Club", published in 1982, included the story. It was featured in "P. G. Wodehouse Short Stories", published by The Folio Society and illustrated by George Adamson. On 20 April 1981, Jonathan Cecil read "Goodbye to All Cats" on BBC Radio 4. The story was read by John Alderton for one episode of BBC One's five-episode "Welcome to Wodehouse" series. The episode was broadcast on 5 February 1982. Goodbye to All Cats "Goodbye to All Cats" is a short story by English humorist P. G. Wodehouse. The story is part of the Drones Club