Astromancer said:The Collected Works of P.G.Wodehouse
Not only one of the funniest authors in the English language, but also one of the great technical masters of written prose, P.G. Wodehouse is required reading in all Imperial schools. Since English has the same status in the 3I as Latin does in the 10th thought 22nd century West, teaching those seeking advanced degrees English is important. Like Cicero, Wodehouse is the model of refined style, like Terence, Wodehouse is the model of refined wit, and like Catullus, Wodehouse is the model of crisp imagery. Unlike those guys Wodehouse is so funny kids read him willingly and no one objects to the content of the stories.
Thus copies of Wodehouse's novels, both in the original English and in translation are commomplace. References to the novels are common too. Computers named Jeeves, groups called the "Drones Club," houses called "Blandings Castle," are all commonplace.
Even planets have recived names as Wodehouse themed in jokes.
Note to Readers
This can be used as Farce or background. Many incongruous features of the 3I can be covered up by this simple detail. "Why was it named that? Some clod's idea of a joke." or the simple "He read too much Wodehouse and thinks this is witty."
This is such a simple useful bit of background, enjoy.
Well done

That is just brilliant
I used to read a lot of Wodehouse (my dad loved him 8) )
I think the idea of incorporating him into the 3rd Imperium is just pure brilliance, ships called the "Jeeves and Wooster" anyone?