British Juvenile Story Papers
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BOYCE, WILLIAM S. (chron.)

* I Built a Submarine, (ar) Modern Wonder Sep 2 1939
BOYD, EDWARD (1916-1989) (chron.)

* Pop Pinfold’s Kid, (ss) Collins Young Elizabethan Jan 1954
BOYDEN, SYLVIA (chron.)

* Mid-air Thrills, (ar) The British Girl’s Annual 1921
BOYES, MEGAN (chron.)

* Will the “Great Britain” Be Saved?, (ar) Look and Learn incorporating Ranger Mar 15 1969
BOYLAND, BARRY (chron.)

* The Spoil of the Ghosts, (ss) Chums Dec 21 1918
BOYLE, F. WHELAN (chron.)

* Equipping a Polar Expedition, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Nov 1915
* Tales of Polar Explorers, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Dec 1915, Jan, Feb, Apr, Jul, Sep 1916
BOYLE, (R.) FREDERICK (1841-1893) (chron.)

* The Orchid Seekers. A Story of Adventure and Peril in Borneo (with Ashmore Russan), (sl) Boy’s Own Paper Jan 30, Feb 6, Feb 13, Feb 20, Feb 27, Mar 5, Mar 12, Mar 19, Mar 26, Apr 2, Apr 9, Apr 23, Apr 30, May 7, May 14, May 21, May 28, Jun 4, Jun 11, Jun 18, Jun 25, Jul 2, Jul 9, Jul 16, Jul 23, Jul 30, Aug 6, Aug 13, Aug 20, Aug 27 1892, Apr 16 1894
* The Riders: Or Through Forest and Savannah (with Ashmore Russan), (sl) Boy’s Own Paper Mar 16, Mar 24, Mar 30, Apr 6, Apr 13, Apr 20, Apr 27, May 4, May 11, May 18, May 25, Jun 1, Jun 8, Jun 15 1895
* The Riders: Or Through Forest and Savannah (with Ashmore Russan) [Pearse, Alfred], (sl) Boy’s Own Paper Jun 22 1895
* The Riders: Or Through Forest and Savannah (with Ashmore Russan), (sl) Boy’s Own Paper Jun 29, Jul 6, Jul 13, Jul 20, Jul 27, Aug 3, Aug 10, Aug 17, Aug 24, Aug 31, Sep 7 1895
BOYLE, TOM (chron.)

* Football by Prominent Players: “The Part the Captain Plays!”, (ar) The Boys’ Friend Dec 20 1919
* Out for the Championship, (ar) The Boys’ Realm Feb 5 1921
BOYNE, J. B. (chron.)

* The Girl in the Bungalow, (ss) Happy Mag. Nov 1939
BOYTEN, ENID; pseudonym of H. E. Boyten, (1901-1986) (chron.)

* The Girl Who Put Flame First, (n.) Girls’ Crystal 1947

Schoolgirls’ Own Library (New Series) #88 May 1950

* Her Secret Pupil at the Jungle School, (n.); reprint.

Schoolgirls’ Own Library (New Series) #69 Aug 1949

* Leader of the Alpine Revellers, (n.) Girls’ Crystal 1948

Schoolgirls’ Own Library (New Series) #125 Dec 1951

* The Phantom Bell in Room 10, (n.); reprint.

Schoolgirls’ Own Library (New Series) #29 Dec 1947

* The Secret of the 13th Clown, (n.); reprint.

Schoolgirls’ Own Library (New Series) #80 Jan 1950

* The Threat to their Island School, (n.); reprint.

Schoolgirls’ Own Library (New Series) #50 Oct 1948
BOYTEN, H(orace) E(li) (1901-1986); see pseudonyms Enid Boyten & Helen Crawford (chron.)

* Captives of the Crimson Sword, (ss) Chums Jan 2 1927
* Desert Ghosts, (ss) Chums Annual, 1939 1938
* A Duel with Sir William, (ss) Chums Jul 22 1922
* Hate and the Hunchback, (ss) Chums Dec 23 1922
* Plot and Peril, (sl) Chums Jul 18, Jul 25, Aug 1, Aug 8, Aug 15, Aug 22, Aug 29, Sep 5 1926
* The Red Rabble, (ss) Chums Mar 6 1920
* Rogues’ Revenge, (ss) Chums Sep 9 1922
* The Shadow of the Axe, (ss) Chums Feb 17 1923
* Treasure for the King, (ss) Chums Nov 17 1923
* When the Emperor Came Back, (ss) Chums Feb 18 1922
* A Whistle for the King, (ss) The British Girl’s Annual 1921
BRACE, M. (chron.)

* The Chateau Dumort, (ss) Scramble Aug 1948
BRADEN, BERNARD (1916-1993) (chron.)

* Gag Bag, (ms) Boy’s Own Paper Jan 1957
BRADFORD, E. E. (chron.)

* Boris Orloff, (sl) Boy’s Own Paper Sep 2, Sep 9 1893
* Don Quixote’s Last Combat, (ss) Boy’s Own Paper Feb 2 1895
* How We Rescued a Slave At Tanjier, (ss) Boy’s Own Paper Feb 22 1896
* Our Trip to Mycanae, (sl) Boy’s Own Paper Sep 5, Sep 12, Sep 19, Sep 26 1896
BRADFORD, JOHN (chron.)

* Mr. G. A. Hutchinson, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Apr 19 1913
BRADISH, J. STRATFORD (chron.)

* Boys I Have Known, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Sep 15, Sep 22 1894
* Boys I Have Known #1: The Fat Boy, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Jun 24 1893
* Boys I Have Known #2: The Fat Boy, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Jul 1 1893
* Boys I Have Known #3: The Bad Boy, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Aug 19 1893
* Paddy’s Protégé, (ss) Boy’s Own Paper Sep 2 1893
BRADLEY, A(lbert) W. (chron.)

* The Mysterious Derelict, (ss) Boy’s Own Paper Aug 1925
* The Mystery of the Fairlight Diamonds, (n.) Lloyd’s Detective Series #26 1922
BRADLEY, ALBERT W. (chron.)

* The Broadmere School Mystery, (nv) Vanguard Library Sep 14 1907
BRADLEY, CLARE (chron.)

* Expedition to the Faroes, (ar) Collins Young Elizabethan Jun 1955
BRADLEY, CUTHBERT (chron.)

* The “Boy’s Own” Groom, (ia) Boy’s Own Paper Jan 25, Feb 1 1890
BRADLEY, EDWARD (1827-1889); see pseudonym Cuthbert Bede (chron.)
BRADLEY, GORDON (chron.)

* I Play Tennis to Keep Fit for Football, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Aug 1955
BRADLEY, J. J. G.; pseudonym of James Skipp Borlase, (1839-?) (chron.)

* The Mastiff Guard. A tale of Van Dieman’s Land, (nv) The Young Englishman Jun 21 1873
* On the Queen’s Service, (sl) The Boy’s Standard 1875

The Boys’ Leisure Hour Aug 23,Aug 30,Sep 6,Sep 13,Sep 20,Sep 27,Oct 4,Oct 11,Oct 18,Oct 25,Nov 1,Nov 8,Nov 15,Nov 22,Nov 29,Dec 6,Dec 13,Dec 27,Christmas 1884,Jan 3,Jan 10,Jan 17,Jan 24,Jan 31,Feb 7,Feb 14,Feb 21,Feb 28,Mar 7,Mar 14,Mar 21,Mar 28,Apr 4,Apr 11 1885

* Skeleton Island, (nv) The Young Englishman May 10 1873
* War to the Knife; or, The Captain of the Lone Star, (sl) The Young Englishman Aug 16, Aug 23, Aug 30, Sep 6, Sep 13, Sep 20, Sep 27, Oct 4, Oct 11, Oct 18 1873
* The Wreck of the ’Golden Cloud’; or, The Three Gallant Middies, (sl) The Young Englishman Apr 19, Apr 26, May 3, May 10, May 17, May 24, May 31, Jun 7, Jun 14, Jun 21, Jun 28, Jul 5 1873
BRADLEY, NORMA (chron.)

* Dorothy in Coventry, (ss) Girls’ Fun (New Series) Apr 1953
* Feud in the Fourth, (ss) Girls’ Fun (New Series) Jun 10 1950
* The Fourth Form Dance Band, (ss) Girls’ Fun (New Series) Aug 5 1950
* The Heroine of the Fourth, (ss) Girls’ Fun (New Series) Jun 24 1950
* Jet-Propelled Schoolgirls, (ss) Girls’ Fun (New Series) Jul 8, Jul 22 1950
* A “Pitch” in Time, (ss) Girls’ Fun (New Series) Oct 1953
* Triumph of the Fourth, (ss) Girls’ Fun (New Series) Dec 1950
BRADSHAW, M. A. (chron.)

* Boarding House Murders, (ss) C.I.D. Magazine Mar 11 1933
* The Foxley Murders, (ss) C.I.D. Magazine Apr 8 1933
* The Tablet of Death, (nt) Target Library Apr 8, #4 1933
BRADSHAW, PERCY V. (chron.)

* The Cackler’s Club, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Jan 18, Feb 1, Feb 8, Feb 29, Mar 14, Mar 21, Apr 4, Apr 18, Apr 25, May 2, May 9, May 16 1908
* The Fourth Form Ferret, (cl) Boy’s Own Paper Jun 16, Jun 23, Jun 30, Jul 14, Jul 21, Jul 28, Aug 4, Aug 11, Aug 18 1906
* Juvenile Jesters - Some Examples of Their Work, (ms) Boy’s Own Paper Sep 8 1906
* Laughter, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Jul 13 1912
* Odd Occupations Discussed and Illustrated, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Oct 5 1907
* Should Boys Learn Cookery?, (ms) Boy’s Own Paper Sep 15 1906
* The Writings of Tiggers Major, (ss) Boy’s Own Paper Mar 24, Mar 31, Apr 7 1906
BRAGG, JAMES (chron.)

* Heneli: The Papuan Engineer, (ss) Boy’s Own Paper Feb 1937
BRAHAM, A. D. (chron.)

* The Sportsman, (pm) Boy’s Own Paper Feb 3 1912
* Verb. Sap., (pm) Boy’s Own Paper Feb 15 1913
BRAINE, SHEILA (chron.)

* Beavers and Their Ways, (ar) Sunday Jul 1914
* The Master’s Cat, (ar) Sunday Jan 1914
* Polly’s Chicken, (nf) Sunday Jul 1914
BRAINE, SHEILA E. (chron.)

* A Lesson in Manners, (pm) Boy’s Own Paper Mar 1919
* A Queer Problem, (pm) Boy’s Own Paper Jan 4 1913
BRAMAH, ERNEST; pseudonym of Ernest Bramah Smith, (1868-1942) (chron.)

* Bobbie and Poetic Justice, (ss) Cassell’s Apr 1907

Chums Mar 17 1917
BRAMALL, TREVOR (chron.)

* Peril Island, (n.) The Cogwheel Library Nov 1921
BRAMFORD, H. (chron.)

* Make Your Own Map, (ar) Mine Mar 1936
BRAMFORD, HENRY (chron.)

* How to Make a Mouth-Organ Amplifier, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Jan 1937
* A Pair of Bellows, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Apr 1936
* A Perfect Table-Tennis Top, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Oct 1936
* Woodwork for Boys, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Mar 1937
BRAMPTON, PETER (chron.)

* Behind the Green Door, (sl) The Thriller Jul 15, Jul 22, Jul 29, Aug 5, Aug 12, Aug 19 1933
* Blood Pearls, (na) The Thriller Sep 23 1933
* The Night Club Crime, (na) The Thriller Feb 16 1935
* One of the Underworld, (sl) The Thriller Mar 11, Mar 18, Mar 25, Apr 1, Apr 8 1933
BRAMWELL, A(lbert) E(dward) (1896- ) (chron.)

* Microscopic Writing, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Nov 1936
* Strange Fishes, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Jun 1936
BRAND, BETTY (chron.)

* Ideals are Superfluous, (ss) Cute Fun Apr 1948
BRAND, MAX; pseudonym of Frederick Faust, (1892-1944) (chron.)

* Crooked Horn, (n.) London: Hodder & Stoughton 1934

Western Library #20 1951

* War for Sale, (na) Argosy Apr 24 1937 (+3)

The Thriller Jan 8 1938
BRAND, PATRICK (chron.)

* Talkies in Iceland Now!, (ar) Mine Mar 1936
BRANDISH, J. S. (chron.)

* Nelly Bly, (ss) Boy’s Own Paper Christmas 1892
BRANDON, HERBERT J. (chron.)

* At the Three Feathers, (ss) Boys’ Fun Nov/Dec 1954
* Tommy Tadpole’s Troubles and the Wiles of His Sister, (ss) Boy’s Own Paper Apr 28 1906
BRANDON, JOHN G(ordon) (1879-1941) (chron.)

* The Affair of the Secret Treaty [Sexton Blake], (na) Detective Weekly May 19 1934
* The Apache, (na) The Thriller May 31 1930
* The Big Shot, (na) The Thriller Sep 5 1931, Mar 17 1934
* The Black Cobra, (na) The Thriller Jul 2 1932
* The Black Swastika [Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #709 1940
* The Blue Print Murder, (na) The Thriller Jun 10 1933
* The Bond Street Raiders [Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #575 1937
* The Boxer’s Alibi, (ss) The Thriller Jan 4 1936
* By Order of the Tong [Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #498 1935
* Call of the Sea, (ss) Greyfriars Holiday Annual, 1935 1934
* The Case of the Gangster’s Moll [Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #461 1935
* The Case of the Murdered Commissionaire [Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #505 1935
* The Case of the Night Club Queen [Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #509 1936
* The Casino Crime, (na) The Thriller Oct 7 1933
* The Championship Crime [Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #437 1934
* The Chinese Dollar, (ss) The Thriller Aug 31 1935
* The Chink’s Victim [Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #421 1934
* The Clue of the Tattooed Man [Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #652 1938
* The Convict’s Bride, (ss) The Thriller Oct 24 1936
* The Crime in the Kiosk [Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #572 1937
* The ‘Crime in the Quarry’, (na) The Thriller Jan 6 1934
* Crook Hotel, (na) The Thriller Feb 27 1932
* The Crooked Five, (na) The Thriller Jun 27 1931
* Crook’s Cargo [Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #720 1940
* Dead Man’s Evidence [Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #517 1936
* The Death Code [Det. Insp. McCarthy], (na) The Thriller Nov 17 1934
* The Diamond of Ti Linge [Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #591 1937
* The Downing Street Discovery [Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #469 1935
* The Dragnet, (na) The Thriller Sep 10 1932
* The Dragon’s Claw, (na) The Thriller May 7 1932
* “Exit - Dr. Death!”, (na) The Thriller Nov 26 1932
* The False Alibi [Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #616 1938
* Fatal Forgery [Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #664 1939
* The Fate of George Holder, (na) The Thriller Feb 2 1935
* Fingerprints of Fate, (na) The Thriller Nov 2 1935
* The Fire Bugs, (na) The Thriller Oct 25 1930
* The Forgotten Hero, (na) The Thriller Nov 16 1935
* Gang War, (na) The Thriller Dec 21 1929
* The Girl Who Knew Too Much [Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #535 1936
* The Glass Dagger [Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #425 1934
* The Great Taxi-Cab Ramp [Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #699 1939

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