Air Stories, November 1937

About this issue

This British pulp magazine features aviation adventure fiction across multiple genres. The issue opens with "Dustmen Don't Care" by G. M. Bowman, depicting two Englishmen flying a German Gotha bomber over a darkened city, setting a trap involving deaf and dumb dustmen. Other fiction includes Hugh Standish's "Wings of Reckoning," where a British air commander leads an unconventional force to battle in South American skies; "Phantoms Fly by Night" by A. J. Pelham-Groom, an R.A.F. home-station adventure; "Go by the Vultures" by Wilfrid Tremellen, an air race to Cape Town involving old revenge; "Submarine Snare" by A. H. C. Parsons, featuring North Sea air combat; and E. N. T. Meller's "Black Chandiver," a brief story about resistance to gunfire. Non-fiction includes feature articles on French balloon tactics, historical warplanes, sky-watching guides, and a Hawker Hurricane model section, alongside reader correspondence and editorial notes.