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| David H. Keller: Science Fiction Technology and Ideas |
| David H. Keller (b. 1880 - d. 1966) was a psychiatrist and science fiction / fantasy / horror author. He earned his M.D. from the University of Pennsylvania in 1903. He served in the US Army Medical Corps during WWI and WWII as a neuropsychiatrist. He also used the pseudonym Henry Cecil.
 (David H. Keller, MD)
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The Living Machine (1935) |
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The Living Machine (1935) |
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The Living Machine (1935) |
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The Living Machine (1935) |
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The Psychophonic Nurse (1928) |
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Unto Us A Child Is Born (1933) |
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Unto Us A Child Is Born (1933) |
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The Living Machine (1935) |
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The Pent House (1932) |
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A Biological Experiment (1928) |
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The Psychophonic Nurse (1928) |
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The Lost Language (1934) |
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A Biological Experiment (1928) |
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Unto Us A Child Is Born (1933) |
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The Lost Language (1934) |
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