Oofy Prosser - Stories

Stories

Oofy is featured in:

  • "The Knightly Quest of Mervyn" (Mr Mulliner, featuring the Oofy stand-in "Alexander C. Prosser")
  • "All's Well with Bingo" (Drone Bingo Little)
  • "Sonny Boy" (Drone Bingo Little)
  • Uncle Fred in the Springtime (1939) – Uncle Fred and Blandings novel, action started by Pongo, Horace, and Oofy at the club
  • "The Word in Season" (Drone Bingo Little)
  • "Freddie, Oofy and the Beef Trust" (Drone Freddie Widgeon with Oofy Prosser)
  • "The Shadow Passes" (Drone Bingo Little)
  • "Leave it to Algy" (Drone Bingo Little with Oofy Prosser)
  • "The Fat of the Land" (Drone Freddie Widgeon)
  • Ice in the Bedroom(1961) – novel about Drone Freddie Widgeon with Oofy Prosser

Oofy is mentioned in:

  • "The Luck of the Stiffhams" (Drone Stiffy Stiffham)
  • "Stylish Stouts" also recycled as "The Great Fat Uncle Contest" (Drone Bingo Little)
  • Jeeves in the Offing (1960) – Jeeves novel (chap. III)
  • Galahad at Blandings (1965) – Blandings novel

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