W. E. JOHNS WORK IN

The Gem – Issue 1309 – 18^th March 1933	PART ONE		This illustration is by W. E. Johns himself
	Continuation of illustrations from issue 1309		This illustration is by W. E. Johns himself
The Gem – Issue 1310 – 25^th March 1933	PART TWO
The Gem – Issue 1311 – 1^st April 1933	PART THREE
The Gem – Issue 1312 – 8^th April 1933	PART FOUR
The Gem – Issue 1313 – 15^th April 1933	PART FIVE
The Gem – Issue 1314 – 22^nd April 1933	PART SIX
The Gem – Issue 1315 – 29^th April 1933	PART SEVEN
The Gem – Issue 1316 – 6^th May 1933	PART EIGHT
The Gem – Issue 1317 – 13^th May 1933	PART NINE
The Gem – Issue 1318 – 20^th May 1933	PART TEN
The Gem – Issue 1319 – 27^th May 1933	PART ELEVEN
The Gem – Issue 1320 – 3^rd June 1933	PART TWELVE
The Gem – Issue 1652 – 14^th October 1939		PART ONE
The Gem – Issue 1653 – 21^st October 1939		PART TWO
The Gem – Issue 1654 – 28^th October 1939		PART THREE
The Gem – Issue 1655 – 4^th November 1939		PART FOUR
The Gem – Issue 1656 – 11^thNovember 1939		PART FIVE
The Gem – Issue 1657 – 18^th November 1939		PART SIX
The Gem – Issue 1658 – 25^th November 1939		PART SEVEN
The Gem – Issue 1659 – 2^nd December 1939		PART EIGHT
The Gem – Issue 1660 – 9^th December 1939		PART NINE

GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT THE GEM

“The Gem” was first published in February 1907 and ran to 1663 issues, with the final issue being dated 30^th December 1939 when

“The Gem” merged with “The Triumph” due to wartime paper shortages.

It was originally published by the Amalgamated Press Ltd.

W. E. Johns only had the above two stories serialised in “The Gem”. His work was in just these twenty-one issues, with a gap of over six years between the stories.

Johns’ work was mainly serialised in THE MODERN BOY but that ceased publication on 14^th October 1939, the exact same date

as the first part of “Biggles’ South Sea Adventure” (published in book form as “Biggles in the South Seas”) was published in the Gem.

The copyright in all of W.E. Johns work is owned by the estate of W.E. Johns as represented by W. E. Johns (Publications) Limited.

This private limited company have appointed literary agent Pat White of Rogers Coleridge White to represent the interests of the estate. Their web site is here:

http://www.rcwlitagency.com/

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

Don’t forget to visit Biggles.com and W. E. Johns.Com for more information about W. E. Johns’ books

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