This delightful Victorian comic diary is a classic of "English Humour" which has never been out of print since its first publication in 1892. City clerk Charles Pooter asks: 'Why should I not publish my diary...because I do not happen to be a "somebody"?' He proceeds to catalogue all the social clangers he makes unwittingly as he bumbles his way through life, yet a sympathy develops for Pooter in the face of it all. "The Diary of a Nobody" is an ideal text for the talents of Martin Jarvis.

Read by: Martin Jarvis