In 1973 Usborne contributed to "Homage to P. G. Wodehouse", a tribute edited by Thelma Cazalet-Keir, sister-in-law of Wodehouse's late stepdaughter Leonora. After Wodehouse's death in 1975 Usborne revised "Wodehouse at Work" to take account of the twelve new Wodehouse books that had appeared since 1961. "Wodehouse at Work to the End" was published in 1976. It consists, like its predecessor, of ten main sections – an introductory biographical chapter setting Wodehouse and his works in context, and chapters on the school stories; Psmith; Ukridge; Lord Emsworth and Blandings; Uncle Fred; the light novels; the short stories; Bertie Wooster; and Jeeves. Between the chapters are pages of "Images" – Usborne's favourite comic images from Wodehouse's stories. As with the 1961 edition, reviews were excellent. "The Guardian" called it a classic, and commented: