I think these have been collected as Little Follies, which was recommended in Booklust, a librarian’s recommendations. I was not, however, impressed by it. It’s clever, I suppose—there’s an amusing idea of a man who finds he can make a more congenial living than working in advertising by pretending to be a Mary Smith and corresponding with lonely gentlemen, whom “she” frequently asks for small gifts of money. But I couldn’t get into it—maybe it’s that they simply lack a clever turn of phrase. Because I enjoy Bertie and Jeeves, which is not, perhaps, objectively less silly, but has that clever turn of phrase I enjoy so much. ( )