Psmith in the City is a comedic novel by P.G. Wodehouse, first published in 1910. It follows the misadventures of Ronald Psmith, who embarks on a career in finance at the New Asiatic Bank, alongside his friend Mike Jackson. The narrative humorously explores the absurdities of corporate life in early 20th-century London, showcasing Wodehouse's trademark wit and the charming dynamics between its characters. This novel is notable for its engaging plot and memorable characters, continuing the adventures of Psmith from Wodehouse's earlier works.
