C H BovillC. H. Bovill was a British writer and humorist who collaborated with P. G. Wodehouse on A Man of Means, a sequence of six comic stories about Roland Bleke and the complications created by sudden financial success. Bovill's work belongs to the early tentieth-century world of magazine humour, light fiction, and comic storytelling, where short fiction reached large audiences through publications such as The Strand Magazine. His collaboration with Wodehouse remains his best-known literary connection and gives A Man of Means a place in the broader history of early Wodehouse fiction. Read More Read Less