Discussion History Anime / PantyAndStockingWithGarterbelt

I tried to submit the \\\"Jeeves and Wooster\\\" stories by P.G. Wodehouse, but was told that Bertie Wooster (the first-person narrator) isn\\\'t the author, Wodehouse is. I\\\'m a little confused as to how this trope works--does it only count as an example if the RealLife author is \\\'\\\'specifically\\\'\\\' name-dropped/implied to be the literary agent? In the stories, Bertie makes several allusions to the fact that he\\\'s writing these things down himself (\\\"at the time of going to print\\\", etc.). If the author-as-literary agent thing isn\\\'t mentioned or brought up, but it\\\'s still heavily implied that the narrator is the author in-story, is that a separate trope? Thanks.