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WE Johns never intended to become mainly a 'boys' author but the
obvious success of the Biggles series probably made it inevitable. Throughout
his career Johns did try to pursue his adult works but publishers and critics
seemed to have little appetite for them which is a shame as many of the titles
are regarded retrospectively as being rather good. Needless to say. as with his
other work, early titles first editions are rare books and highly sought after,
Mossyface especially so.
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WE Johns Science Fiction
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Steeley Series - Captain WE Johns
| Title |
Publisher |
Date |
Notes |
| Sky High |
Newnes |
1936 |
not dated |
| Steeley Flies Again |
Newnes |
1936 |
not dated |
| Murder by Air |
Newnes |
1937 |
not dated |
| Murder at Castle Deeping |
Hamilton |
1938 |
not dated |
| Wings of Romance |
Newnes |
1939 |
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Other Titles Capt WE Johns
| Title |
Publisher |
Date |
Notes |
| Mossyface |
weekly telegraph |
1922 |
as William Erle - paperback |
| The Spy Flyers |
Hamilton |
1933 |
|
| The Raid |
Hamilton |
1938 |
not dated |
| Blue Blood Runs Red |
Newnes |
1935 |
short stories - not dated |
| Desert Night |
Hamilton |
1938 |
not dated |
| Unknown Quantity |
Hamilton |
1940 |
not dated |
| Sinister Service |
OUP |
1942 |
|
| Short Stories |
Latimer House |
1950 |
|
| Dr Vane Answers the Call |
Latimer House |
1950 |
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| Sky Fever |
Latimer House |
1953 |
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| No Motive for Murder |
Hodder |
1958 |
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| Man who Lost his Way |
Macdonald |
1959 |
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