Showing posts with label Edwy Searles Brooks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Edwy Searles Brooks. Show all posts

Thursday, November 19, 2009

Edwy Searles Brooks


I have quite a few story papers and libraries written by Edwy Searles Brooks, author of many, if not all, of the Falcon Swift stories in Boys’ Magazine. Brooks had a unique writing method for churning out fiction, which is given in the following first-hand account by H. W. Twyman, Amalgamated editor of the Union Jack and the Detective Weekly from 1921 to 1937. From “Men at Work,” in The Collector’s Digest Annual, Christmas, 1957, 11th year.










Friday, November 13, 2009

Falcon Swift


A complete episode of Falcon Swift and “The Abbott’s Skull,” Boys’ Magazine, with which is incorporated 'Pals,' Vol. XVIII. No. 479, May 9, 1931. Published by Allied Newspapers Ltd., Withy Grove, Manchester. Edited and possibly written by Edwy Searles Brooks. Falcon Swift’s earliest adventures took place in 1922.













*Thanks to Kenneth Adcock for the gift of the periodical.