A series of individual poems related to characters and events in the Biggles series. Written a while ago and posted elsewhere. Chapter 9: Split Second. A moment of terror.

Algy is not so keen on flying solo from England to Calcutta in an Auster for a case. Crossposted at AO3.

The Empress of Blandings has disappeared – again. A distraught Lord Emsworth demands help from New Scotland Yard and the task falls to the Air Police, because looking for a lost pig from the air makes sense, right? Are Algy Lacey and Bertie Lissie up to the task? (Crossover Biggles/P G Wodehouse but I can't find a category for that. Crossposted at AOO.)

My imagined response of Bigglesworth Senior when he discovers young James on crutches as a result of trying to shoot the snake in "The Boy Biggles."

Biggles and Smyth overhear a conversation and nearly give the game away whilst struggling not to laugh.

Ginger and Roy are messing about in the hangar at Brooklands.

Biggles doesn't like not being in charge. Especially where Algy's concerned.

A friend asks Biggles to pilot a very special flight, but things don't go exactly as planned.

After their first missions as spies, Algy throws himself into life while Biggles is vulnerable and ripe for falling in love. Mild sexual reference.

My version of events in the build up to "Takes Charge".

Biggles visits Marie after the end of "Biggles Looks Back" to help get her settled in her new cottage.

Set immediately after Biggles Fails to Return, the story unfolds over the next two years. A behind-the -scenes story. The italics in the opening chapter are WE Johns own words. Some of the chapters are short and were done so as to provide logical break points.

Biggles and Algy meet as children - but Biggles is not impressed

Short scene during WW1

A day in the life of squadron 666 at Rawlham, Kent. Has appeared under a different user name on a forum.

My version of what happened to Jeanette after the end of "Fails to Return".

W. E. Johns tells us nothing about James Bigglesworth's life and experiences from the end of the First World War to the start of the events described in The Cruise of the Condor, published in 1933. It is a tantalising gap which this story tries to fill.

Biggles and the boys of 666 head Down Under to help out in the dark days of 1942. How did this come about? Where did they serve? What did they DO? After years of meticulous research, your correspondent can finally reveal the true story of Biggles and boys in the RAAF.

It's WW1, and Biggles is keeping up his friendly rivalry with Captain Wilkinson of 287 Squadron as a distraction from fighting the Germans- the only question is, just what will the boys get up to next...?

Bertie's squadron has been detailed to do propaganda work, dropping leaflets over the German side of the lines. But now two Fokkers are attacking him, and his guns have jammed. Could this be the end of the road?

The story of Smiths dramatic escape after he had helped Biggles and Ginger to escape from Prague in Biggles Follows On.

The new pilot posted to 266 seems to think he knows everything...and he's not too proud to take credit for other pilots' kills either. It's easy to see that this is one person Biggles and Algy aren't going to like too much...

Ginger goes to the movies, but what he see on the screen means more to him than what it might do to the rest of the audience. One Shot

The story of what happened after the end of Buries a Hatchet, between von Stalhein and Raymond. Getting used to freedom and life in Great Britain isn't easy for a former Soviet agent...

Co-written with a friend. Top secret documents have been stolen, and who better to retrieve them than Biggles and co ? Unfortunately, as they will soon find out, they cannot always plan for every contingency...