Tales from Underwood

Summary

Tales from Underwood is a literary work^[1].

Key Facts

• Tales from Underwood authored David H. Keller^[2].
• Tales from Underwood's instance of is recorded as literary work^[3].
• Tales from Underwood's publisher is recorded as Arkham House^[4].
• Tales from Underwood's genre is recorded as fantasy^[5].
• Tales from Underwood's genre is recorded as horror literature^[6].
• Tales from Underwood's genre is recorded as science fiction^[7].
• Tales from Underwood's language of work or name is recorded as English^[8].
• Tales from Underwood's country of origin is recorded as United States^[9].
• Tales from Underwood's has part is recorded as The Worm^[10].
• Tales from Underwood's has part is recorded as The Revolt of the Pedestrians^[11].
• Tales from Underwood's has part is recorded as The Yeast Men^[12].
• Tales from Underwood's has part is recorded as Q139301347^[13].
• Tales from Underwood's has part is recorded as Q139301356^[14].
• Tales from Underwood's has part is recorded as Q139301362^[15].
• Tales from Underwood's has part is recorded as The Psychophonic Nurse^[16].
• Tales from Underwood's has part is recorded as A Biological Experiment^[17].
• Tales from Underwood's has part is recorded as Q139301382^[18].
• Tales from Underwood's has part is recorded as Q139301389^[19].
• Tales from Underwood's has part is recorded as Q139301401^[20].
• Tales from Underwood's has part is recorded as Q139301412^[21].
• Tales from Underwood's has part is recorded as Q139301421^[22].
• Tales from Underwood's has part is recorded as The Jelly-Fish^[23].
• Tales from Underwood's has part is recorded as Q139301429^[24].
• Tales from Underwood's has part is recorded as The Thing in the Cellar^[25].
• Tales from Underwood's has part is recorded as Q139301438^[26].

Body

Works and Contributions

Tales from Underwood authored David H. Keller^[2].