Fiction Short Story: Sea of Troubles

P. G. Wodehouse delights us with his distinctive comedic style in this story of a wealthy, sedentary Englishman who plans to take his own life because of severe indigestion. A frantic—and very funny—misunderstanding with his secretary inadvertently cures him and revives his will to live.
 
This collection of Fiction Short Stories is designed for individuals living with mild cognitive impairment or early dementia symptoms and who find most published material difficult to read. Approximately 4,000 words and 30 pages, this story incorporates adaptations that support readers experiencing mild difficulties with retention and processing speed.