British Juvenile Story Papers
and Pocket Libraries Index

Stories, Listed by Author

GAY, LAWRENCE (chron.)

• * Amazing Holiday, (ss) Scramble Jul 1 1950
• * Smoke Screen, (ss) Scramble Mar 31 1950

GEARY, H. (chron.)

• * A Practical Beehive for Boys and How to Construct One, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Jan 1920

GEARY, STANLEY (chron.)

• * Genesis, (ss) Chums Oct 13 1931

GEE, JAY (chron.)

• * Philosophy, (pm) Boy’s Own Paper Dec 1922

GEE, JOHN (chron.)

• * Bandit Bluff, (ss) Hands Up Annual, 1947 1946

GEGAN, PHYLLIS (chron.)

• * Adventure in the Alps, (ss) Coronet Girls’ Annual 1958

GENDALL, CHARLES (chron.)

• * Tristan da Cunha, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Jul 1927

GENT, D. R. (chron.)

• * The Half-Back as the Pivot of the Rugger Game, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Nov 1918
• * How to Achieve One’s Ambition in Sport, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Nov 4 1911

GENTERT, ROBERT (chron.)

• * Big Moe of Moon River, (ss) Boy’s Own Paper Sep 1957

GEORGE, A. B. (chron.)

• * The Right Way to Run, (ar) Chums Sep 16 1916

GEORGE, CHARLES (1893-1960); see pseudonym Henry Rowland (chron.)

GEORGE, ERNEST; pseudonym of Ernest George Wise, (1894- ) (chron.)

• * A Dullingham Double, (ss) Chums Jun 19 1928

GEORGE, L. H. (chron.)

• * An Up-Country Holiday in British Guiana, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Jun 7 1913

GEORGE, NOEL (chron.)

• * The Goalie - and Running Out, (ar) Chums Dec 2 1922

GEORGE, REGINALD (chron.)

• * Top of the River (with Hal Ravenglass), (ss) Chums Mar 23 1918

GEORGE, S(idney) C(harles) (1898- ) (chron.)

• * Die for the Emperor, (ar) Collins Young Elizabethan Aug 1955
• * The Incredible Captain Grant, (ss) Boy’s Own Paper Nov 1956

GEORGE, THORNE (chron.)

• * A Famous Military Camp, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Nov 1903

GERARD, FRANCIS (1905- ) (chron.)

• * Barney Starabo Throws a Party, (na) The Thriller Jul 3 1937
• * The Black Emperor, (na) The Thriller Nov 7 1936
• * Concrete Castle, (na) The Thriller Jul 11 1936
• * The Dictatorship of the Dove, (na) The Thriller Apr 24 1937
• * Easy Money, (na) The Thriller May 1 1937
• * Golden Guilt, (sl) London: Rich & Cowan 1938
  • The Thriller Jul 29,Aug 5,Aug 12,Aug 19,Aug 26,Sep 2,Sep 9,Sep 16,Sep 23,Sep 30 1939
• * Number 1-2-3 The Phantom Bank Robber, (sl) The Thriller Jul 18, Jul 25, Aug 1, Aug 8, Aug 15, Aug 22, Aug 29, Sep 5 1936
• * A Private War, (na) The Thriller Oct 23 1937
• * Red Rope, (sl) The Thriller May 8, May 15, May 22, May 29, Jun 5, Jun 12, Jun 19, Jun 26, Jul 3 1937
• * Sensation at the Rectory, (na) The Thriller Aug 14 1937
• * Under Cover, (na) The Thriller Jul 4 1936

GERARD, JOHN (chron.)

• * The Cherub, (ss) The Modern Boy Jan 18 1930

GERVAISE, MARY (chron.)

• * The Girl who had too Many Friends, (ss) Warne’s “Top-All” Book for Girls 1936
• * Perilous Pass, (ss) My Favourite Story: Selected Stories for Girls 1948

GIBBONS, H(arry) H(ornsby) CLIFFORD (1888-1958); see under Anonymous; see pseudonyms Gilbert Chester & Bert Kempster (chron.)

• * The Affair of the Country Club [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library #351 1924; see under Anon..
• * The Affair of the Cross Roads [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #29 1925; see under Anon..
• * The Affair of the Diamond Star [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #22 1925; see under Anon..
• * The Affair of the Kidnapped Crook [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #81 1927; see under Anon..
• * The Ballot Box Mystery [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #190 1929; see under Anon..
• * The Carrier Pigeon Plot [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (na) Union Jack #1296; see under Anon..
• * The Case of the Bogus Bride! [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #14 1925; see under Anon..
• * The Case of the Old Oak Chest [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #37 1926; see under Anon..
• * The Case of the Red Cremonas [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library #367 1925; see under Anon..
• * The Case of the Silent Safe-Cutters [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #59 1926; see under Anon..
• * The Clue of the Flaming Phoenix [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (na) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series); see under Anon..
• * The Crook of Mayfair [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library #364 1925; see under Anon..
• * The Excavator’s Secret [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #65 1926; see under Anon..
• * The Flaming Belt [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #220 1929; see under Anon..
• * The Fur Raiders [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #151 1928; see under Anon..
• * The Gnomid [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (na) Union Jack #1262; see under Anon..
• * The Great Revue Mystery [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library #289 1923; see under Anon..
• * The Great Salvage Swindle [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #120 1927; see under Anon..
• * The Hour of Fear [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (na) Union Jack #1400; see under Anon..
• * The King’s Secret [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library #343 1924; see under Anon..
• * Limited Liability [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library #379 1925; see under Anon..
• * The Man from Alcatraz [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (na) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series); see under Anon..
• * The Motor Show Mystery [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #209 1929; see under Anon..
• * The Mystery of the Four Rooms [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #107 1927; see under Anon..
• * The Mystery of the Mansion Fire [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #94 1927; see under Anon..
• * On the Night Express! [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #17 1925; see under Anon..
• * The Riddle of the Garage [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #172 1928; see under Anon..
• * The Riddle of the King Crook’s Messenger [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (na) Union Jack #1252; see under Anon..
• * The Riddle of the Registry Office [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library #375 1925; see under Anon..
• * The Riddle of the Runaway Cat [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #140 1928; see under Anon..
• * The Riddle of the West End Hairdresser [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #131 1927; see under Anon..
• * The Secret Millionaire [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library #332 1924; see under Anon..
• * The Secret of Plan YK [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (na) Sexton Blake Library #294; see under Anon..
• * The Secret of the Carpathians [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library #315 1924; see under Anon..
• * The Secret of the Snows [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #124 1927; see under Anon..
• * The Secret People [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library #355 1924; see under Anon..
• * Solved in 36 Hours [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library #304 1923; see under Anon..
• * The South Coast Mystery [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #50 1926; see under Anon..
• * The Third Key [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library #329 1924; see under Anon..
• * Who Killed Carson? [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #78 1926; see under Anon..
• * The Yellow Cat [as by Anon.; Sexton Blake], (n.) Sexton Blake Library (Second Series) #4 1925; see under Anon..

GIBBONS, HELEN; pseudonym of Will Gibbons, (1900-1971) (chron.)

• * At School to Trace Her Sister, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own Library #472 Jan 1935
• * Belinda’s Film-Star Sister, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own Library #586 May 1937
• * Forbidden Her School Chums’ Pleasures, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own Library #620 Feb 1938
• * The Girl They Hated!, (ss) The Golden Annual for Girls, 1936 1935
• * The Golden-Masked Schoolgirl, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own Library #568 Jan 1937
• * The Golden-Masked Schoolgirl Re-appears, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own Library #604 Oct 1937
• * Head’s Favourite - Against Her Will, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own Library #512 Nov 1935
• * The Madcap of St. Winifred’s, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own Library #368 Nov 1932
• * The School on Tour, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own Library #452 Aug 1934
• * The Schoolgirl Clue-Hunter, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own Library #496 Jul 1935
• * The Schoolgirls Who Staged a Pantomime, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own Library #662 Dec 1938
• * The Secret of the School Zoo, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own Library #548 Aug 1936
• * She Had to Become Head Girl, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own Library #400 Jul 1933
• * The Slacker of St Margaret’s, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own Library #640 Jul 1938
• * That Amazing Dusky Schoolgirl, (n.) Schoolgirls’ Own Library #532 Apr 1936
• * Vi Vernon of the Fair [Vi Vernon], (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1923
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #53 Feb 1925
• * Vi Vernon on the Farm [Vi Vernon], (n.) Schoolgirls’ Weekly 1925
  • Schoolgirls’ Own Library #136 Aug 1927

GIBBONS, WILL(iam) (1900-1971); see pseudonym Helen Gibbons; see house pseudonym Frank Richards (chron.)

• * Gipsy Jim, Bear-Trainer! [Gipsy Jim, Snapper and Gus], (ss) The Triumph Jul 18 1931
• * Gipsy Jim’s Four-Legged Army! [Gipsy Jim, Snapper and Gus], (ss) The Triumph Jul 4 1931
• * The J.J.s’ on the War-Path! [The Jolly Japers], (ss) The Triumph Jul 16 1927
• * The J.J.’s Xmas Panto! [The Jolly Japers], (ss) The Triumph Dec 24 1927
• * The Jolly Japers’ “Sweeping” Bag!, (ss) The Triumph May 28 1927
• * Simply Crazy for Cycles, (ss) The Triumph Oct 4 1930
• * The Wiles of Wibley [as by Frank Richards; Greyfriars], (na) The Magnet Library #566 Dec 14 1918; see under Frank Richards.

GIBBS, A. E. (chron.)

• * A Famous Old School, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Dec 14 1889

GIBBS, ROBERT E. (chron.)

• * Set Sail for Marseilles Readers Page, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Jul 1955

GIBBS, S. (chron.)

• * The Clue of the Kidnapper, (ss) Modern Wonder Sep 2 1939
• * The Dope Runner, (ss) Modern Wonder Jul 8 1939

GIBERNE, AGNES (1845-1939) (chron.)

• * Charity’s Birthday Text, (nv); abridged, London, Religious Tract Society, 1870.
  • Bouverie Series of Penny Stories #12 1905
• * Five Little Birdies, (nv); abridged, London, Religious Tract Society, 1883.
  • Bouverie Series of Penny Stories #35 1908
• * Hungering and Thirsting, (nv); abridged, London, Religious Tract Society, 1869.
  • Bouverie Series of Penny Stories #9 1905

GIBNET, SOMERVILLE (chron.)

• * Curiosities of Cricket in 1894, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Dec 8 1894

GIBNEY, R. D. (chron.)

• * An Incident of the Battle of Subraon, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Jan 23 1892

GIBNEY, SOMERVILLE (chron.)

• * An Arithmetical Flourish for Drawing-Room Shows, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Feb 4 1893
• * Burying the Hatchet with a Vengeance, (ss) Boy’s Own Paper Jan 12 1895
• * “Butterfingers”, (pm) Boy’s Own Paper May 29 1886
• * Coin Flourish for Drawing-Room Shows, (ia) Boy’s Own Paper Oct 14 1893
• * Cricket Hints, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Jun 21, Jun 28, Jul 12, Jul 19, Jul 26, Sep 6 1890
• * Curiosities of Cricket in 1892, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Dec 10 1892
• * Curiosities of Cricket in 1893, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Apr 7, Apr 14 1894
• * Curiosities of Cricket in 1895, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Jan 4 1896
• * Follow Up!, (pm) Boy’s Own Paper Mar 1 1884
• * Football, (pm) Chums Dec 28 1892
• * A Harrow Boy’s Dream, (pm) Chums Dec 21 1892
• * How to Avoid Some Troubles of a Conjuror, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Apr 16 1894
• * How We Made and Used Out Coracles, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Apr 8 1893
• * In the Chops of the Channel. An After-Dinner Trick, (ia) Boy’s Own Paper Aug 13 1892
• * King Cricket, (pm) Boy’s Own Paper May 15 1886
• * My White Life-Preserver, (ss) Boy’s Own Paper Aug 7 1886
• * No Joke, (pm) Boy’s Own Paper Christmas 1892
• * Paper Chase, (pm) Boy’s Own Paper Apr 3 1886
• * Public School Football and How to Play It, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Oct 3, Oct 10, Oct 31, Dec 5 1891
• * A Regular Corker!, (ia) Boy’s Own Paper Oct 7 1893
• * A Serious Trouble, (ss) Boy’s Own Paper Jul 15 1893
• * Side-Lights of Heraldry - Heraldic Puns, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Jul 27 1895
• * So Simple, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Mar 4 1893
• * So Simple, (ms) Boy’s Own Paper Feb 3 1912
• * So Simple: The Flying Corks, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Dec 9 1911
• * So Simple: The Inverted Pin, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper May 31 1913
• * Some Cricket Curiosities in 1889, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Nov 16 1889
• * Squash Rackets, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Jun 9 1894
• * The Throwing Stick, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Jun 4 1892
• * Volume XII of B.O.P., (pm) Boy’s Own Paper Sep 27 1890

GIBSON, GRACE I. (chron.)

• * Her Gift, (nv) Bouverie Series #66 1931

GIBSON, WALTER B(rown) (1897-1985); see house pseudonym Maxwell Grant (chron.)

• * The Black Falcon [as by Maxwell Grant; John Haverson aka Lamont Cranston, aka The Shadow], (na) The Thriller May 7 1938; see under Maxwell Grant.
• * The Boy Magician, (ar) Boy’s Own Paper Nov 1950
• * Enter the Shadow [as by Maxwell Grant; John Haverson aka Lamont Cranston, aka The Shadow], (na) The Thriller Mar 25 1938; see under Maxwell Grant.