The book, My Man, Jeeves, was first published in 1919, the first book with the name Jeeves in its title. The stories that were collected in the book were published earlier in the Strand magazine in the United Kingdom and in the Saturday Evening Post, Collier's Weekly and Pictorial Review in the United States. This edition reproduces the stories as they appeared in the Strand magazine, allowing today's reader to experience these stories in the same way that their earliest readers did. The book includes four stories about Wodehouse's most beloved characters, Bertie Wooster and Jeeves, illustrated by Alfred Leete, who did a wonderful job of defining the characters of Wooster and Jeeves visually. It also includes four stories about Reggie Pepper, an earlier prototype of Bertie Wooster.