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Stella Gibbons

Cold Comfort Farm

For readers who enjoyed the absurdity and humor of the Wilt series, Cold Comfort Farm is a must-read. This classic novel is a hilarious parody of the rural melodrama genre, filled with eccentric characters and biting satire. The book's wit and humor make it a great choice for fans of Tom Sharpe.

P.G. Wodehouse

The Code of the Woosters

If you loved the comedic timing and clever wordplay in the Wilt series, you'll adore The Code of the Woosters. This classic novel is a delightful romp filled with witty banter, absurd situations, and unforgettable characters. The book's humor and charm make it a great choice for fans of Tom Sharpe.

Jerome K. Jerome

Three Men in a Boat

For readers who enjoyed the humorous misadventures of Henry Wilt, Three Men in a Boat is a classic that you'll love. This novel follows three friends on a boating holiday on the Thames, filled with hilarious mishaps and witty observations. The book's humor and charm make it a great choice for fans of Tom Sharpe.

W. Somerset Maugham

The Razor's Edge

If you enjoyed the satirical and thought-provoking themes in the Wilt series, The Razor's Edge is a classic that you'll love. This novel explores the search for meaning and purpose in life, as the protagonist rejects conventional society and embarks on a spiritual journey. The book's themes and ideas make it a great choice for fans of Tom Sharpe.

William Dean Howells

The Rise of Silas Lapham

If you enjoyed the satirical and social commentary in the Wilt series, The Rise of Silas Lapham is a classic that you'll love. This novel explores the rise and fall of a self-made businessman in late 19th century America, and the social and moral dilemmas he faces. The book's themes and ideas make it a great choice for fans of Tom Sharpe.

Joanna Trollope

The Rector's Wife

For readers who enjoyed the satirical and humorous portrayal of marriage and family life in the Wilt series, The Rector's Wife is a modern classic that you'll love. This novel explores the life of a vicar's wife in a small English village, and the challenges and dilemmas she faces. The book's humor and wit make it a great choice for fans of Tom Sharpe.