John Collison
Christopher Hitchens
Stephen Fry
Read by John Collison, Christopher Hitchens, Stephen Fry
byP.G. Wodehouse
1938224 Pages“There's plenty to choose from, but on balance I'd go for The Code of the Woosters. Written in 1938, the book has, as do almost all of them, a wonderful cast of characters running amok in the English countryside.”
— Stephen Fry
Source: Quora answer by Stephen Fry, April 2013
byP.G. Wodehouse
2008304 Pages“Probably Right Ho, Jeeves. It is a book that provides solace for times of everything from flu to fractured fibulae.”
— Stephen Fry
Source: Papier interview, '12 questions with Stephen Fry'
Sum
Forty Tales from the Afterlives
byDavid Eagleman
2009128 Pages“You will not read a more dazzling book this year than David Eagleman’s Sum. If you read it and aren't enchanted I will eat 40 hats.”
— Stephen Fry
Source: Stephen Fry's Twitter/X (@stephenfry)
byDouglas Adams
1995216 PagesSource: Foreword to the 25th Anniversary Edition by Stephen Fry
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