| Display title | Who Goes There? |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Who Goes There? is a Science Fiction novella written by John W. Campbell. It was published under the pen name Don A. Stuart in 1938 in the magazine Astounding Stories. It is probably best known as the inspiration for the 1951 movie The Thing from Another World, and the 1982 John Carpenter movie, The Thing. |