Battle of Britain. Biggles, stationed on the homefront, notices something strange after a run-in with some German fighters. With Bertie's help, he goes off to investigate. Oneshot.

Algy experiences a Christmas he will never forget. Set in WW1. Inspiration from a song called Bellaeu Wood by Garth Brooks. One-Shot.

The Second World War has ended and I can't seem to shake it. It's there in my mind ever moment of the day, never fading away.

The war has ended or to say more rightfully, it has officially ended. The war hasn't truly ended, it's still in our minds, plagueing every thought and movement so how can I settle back into peace?

Bertie and Ginger take to the air in the Auster to escape a heatwave, and become embroiled in an equine adventure. By HRH.

A story of Ginger's childhood, which helps to explain why he was such a resourceful and independent young chap. No wonder Biggles and Algy took to him so quickly - Ginger was also a veteran, although not of a shooting war. By HRH.

A Bad Day story, Ginger has a really rotten bad day and is quite miserable. Biggles and the others try to cheer him up.

The aftermath of Biggles' love affair in World War I. This puts the events of his history as I remember it into a context that I hope will explain 'Sunflowers'. Loose adherence to canon.

Ginger flies solo in the Antipodes - and on a jaunt to the race that stops a nation in the company of a new friend, he spots an old enemy. By HRH.

Mrs. Symes works as a house keeper for Biggles and his friends, and sometimes one might wonder what it is like and what she thinks of them. One Shot

Biggles once pointed out how powerful coincidence can be, I took that and mixed it with Gingers talent for stumbling into trouble, and it resulted into this story.

Ginger has a nightmare and Biggles comforts him. Not that new of an idea, but sometimes the oldest idea’s are the best. Rated T because of child abuse.

A 666 Squadron story by HRH. Ginger provides moral support to George "Ferocity" Ferris when he is obliged to return to his home city of Liverpool to carry out family duties.

The thoughts of Ginger's father years after he left for better life. One-shot only and not a happy ending.

Story based on the Biggles books of Captain W.E. Johns. Key book:- "Biggles:Pioneer Air Fighter". This is a crossover with Derek Robinson's acerbic and black comedies of WW1 air combat "Hornet's Sting" and "Goshawk Squadron". But no Robinson category?

Ginger is left at home while the rest of the comrades are in the Terai. Naturally, an adventure comes his way. By HRH.

not really from anybook i ijust made it so u can read it

While Biggles and Bertie are sorting things out in Sets a Trap, Algy and Ginger take leave to visit France and catch up with many members of 666 Squadron, but it turns out to be a busman's holiday. By HRH.

Ginger's life before he met Biggles and Algy was no bed of roses. They've all got a lot to learn about each other. By HRH.

A glimpse of Ginger's life, long before he met Biggles and Algy. By HRH.

A story of the comrades' first days together in Mount Street. By HRH.

A little anecdote of life at Mount Street, set shortly after Biggles and the Black Peril. By HRH.

A story of the comrades' later years in the SAP. They are reunited with King's Kittens, meet Worrals, Frecks, Bill and Steeley for the first time, and catch up with Marcel, Tug, Angus, Wilks, von Stalhein and von Zoyton. By Another Author.

One shot. Ginger's first official turn behind the wheel of Biggles' Bentley. By HRH.

One shot. Ginger makes his first solo flight and joins Biggles and Algy as a fully qualified pilot. By HRH.