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(Click on the photograph of W. E. Johns to view the hidden letter)
William Earl Johns
Born Sunday 5th February 1893 - Died Friday 21st June 1968.
There are
169 books by 'Captain W.E. Johns', which are divided below into eight different groupsBy clicking on the sections below you can read story summaries of all of W. E. Johns' books. I have now completed displaying all of the frontispieces for all of the books (that had them) as well. All of these frontispieces can be enlarged to full size so you can see the detail of the artwork.
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96 books published between 1932 and 1970 with an additional 6 omnibus editions published within this period, plus two further books published in the late 1990's 104 books |
11 books published between 1941 and 1950 with 3 other short stories published elsewhere.
11 books |
10 books published between 1943 and 1954 with one short story published elsewhere.
10 books |
10 books published between 1954 and 1963, with no short stories published elsewhere.
10 books |
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6 books published between 1936 and 1939 with one of these books, (The Missing Page) originally only being published abroad. 6 books |
8 other juvenile books published between 1938 and 1960 (including one book that contained unique Biggles, Worrals and Gimlet stories). 8 books |
12 books, eleven of these were published between 1922 and 1960, written for an adult market, with a compilation of previously uncollected short stories published in 2001. 12 books |
8 books published between 1932 and 1962 including 'The Biggles Book of Heroes' and 'The Biggles Book of Treasure Hunting'. 8 books |
Did W. E. Johns write any more books?
The copyright in all of W.E. Johns work is owned by the estate of W.E. Johns as represented by his literary agent, Ms Linda Shaughnessy of A. P. Watt.
This is a non profit making fan based web site purely for the information of fellow fans - no infringement of copyright is intended.
The intention of this web site is to encourage people to read the works of
William Earl Johns, one of the great authors of the 20th Century.Thanks to Anne Shuker for correcting all of my typing errors in the story summaries