The cover page is adapted from Portrait of a Yong Man with Long Hair, a painting completed in 1915 by William Watson Peploe. The cover and title pages feature the League Spartan and Sorts Mill Goudy typefaces created in 2014 and 2009 by The League of Moveable Type. www.theleagueofmoveabletype.com/
The Head of Kay’s
章节(24)
- I: Mainly About Fenn 0:00
- II: An Evening at Kay’s 12:18
- III: The Final House-Match 24:39
- IV: Harmony and Discord 37:18
- V: Camp 52:16
- VI: The Raid on the Guard Tent 1:04:48
- VII: A Clue 1:16:25
- VIII: A Night Adventure: The Dethronement of Fenn 1:26:08
- IX: The Sensations of an Exile 1:38:51
- X: Further Experiences of an Exile 1:52:21
- XI: The Senior Dayroom Opens Fire 2:03:15
- XII: Kennedy Interviews Walton 2:14:11
- XIII: The Fight in the Dormitory 2:25:23
- XIV: Fenn Receives a Letter 2:36:47
- XV: Down Town 2:44:38
- XVI: What Happened to Fenn 2:56:54
- XVII: Fenn Hunts for Himself 3:08:41
- XVIII: A Vain Quest 3:20:02
- XIX: The Guile of Wren 3:29:58
- XX: Jimmy the Peacemaker 3:38:25
- XXI: In Which an Episode Is Closed 3:49:40
- XXII: Kay’s Changes Its Name 4:02:02
- XXIII: The House-Matches 4:13:14
- XXIV: The Sports 4:23:47
The Head of Kay’s is a chronicle of the adventures of two boys, Fenn and Kennedy, who conspire to replace their ill-mannered headmaster, Mr. Kay. On the way, the gregarious boys are involved in cricket and rugby matches between the houses, a music concert gone wrong, and other adventures in this exciting story exploring the lives and relationships of boarding school boys.
The book was first serialized in The Captain from October 1904 to March 1905 before being published as a book in 1905. Released in the early part of his prolific career, it is the fifth book by P. G. Wodehouse.