1936. Eleven short stories (seven Drones Club, three Mr. Mulliner and one Uncle Fred) in the UK edition; the US edition has a different set of stories (see book page).
1937. Nine short stories (one Blandings, one Mulliner, three golf, one Drones and three Ukridge). A volume published in the US as The Crime Wave at Blandings is often said to be the same but has very different contents (see book page).
1940. Nine short stories (four Drones, one Mulliner, three Ukridge and one other) in the UK edition; the US edition has different contents (see book page).
1959. Ten short stories (Four Drones, two golf, two Mulliner, one Jeeves and Wooster and one Ukridge) in the UK edition; the US edition has slightly different contents (see book page).
1966. Nine stories (one Jeeves and Wooster, two Blandings, one golf, one Mulliner, one Ukridge and three others), two poems, an essay and 'Our Man in America' (short anecdotes not in the US edition).
2003, first publication in book form, originally published as a magazine serial in 1931. (Introduction and appendices by Tony Ring).
Key collections
These few books cover a large number of short stories not published in the main volumes above. There is, however, some repetition between them and one is in short supply and expensive.
1976. A collection of magazine and newspaper articles and short stories. (Several of the stories also appear in The Man Upstairs and Other Stories and Tales of Wrykyn.)