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Jerome K. Jerome: An Annotated Bibliography of Writings About Him

Author of more than forty novels, plays, short story collections, and works of humor, as well as editor of two successful London journals, "JKJ," as he was known in his own time, is remembered principally for one work: Three Men in a Boat. Published in 1889, still in print, adapted as a film in 1956 and for television in 1979, the comic tale of the threesome's trip up the Thames was even the source for a 1972 re-creation of the journey in order to provide a photo-essay for the Sunday Times Magazine. All this suggests how widely and deeply the book has captured and held the imaginations of British and, to a lesser extent, American readers for almost a hundred years.