List of London Underground-related Fiction (126 items)report

• Ben Aaronovitch: Whispers Under Ground (2012) (Novels)

• Margery Allingham: Death of a Ghost (1934). The climax of this murder mystery takes place on the Underground. (Novels)

• Julian Barnes: Metroland (1981) (Novels)

• Dan Brown: The Da Vinci Code (2003) (Novels)

• Agatha Christie: The Man in the Brown Suit (1924). The mystery begins with the death of a passenger at Hyde Park Corner station. (Novels)

• Tom Clancy: Patriot Games (1987; also 1992 film) (Novels)

• Christopher Fowler: Bryant and May off the Rails: A Peculiar Crimes Unit Mystery (2011) (Novels)

• Neil Gaiman: Neverwhere (1997; also 1996 television series) (Novels)

• Christopher Golden and Tim Lebbon: Mind the Gap: A Novel of the Hidden Cities (2008) (Novels)

• Lisa Goldstein: Dark Cities Underground (1999) (Novels)

• James Herbert: The Rats (1974; also 1982 film Deadly Eyes) (Novels)

• Tobias Hill: Underground (1999). Involves disused South Kentish Town Underground station. (Novels)

• Russell Hoban: The Underground is a character in Kleinzeit. (Novels)

• Geoffrey Household: Rogue Male (1939). A pivotal pursuit of the protagonist by an enemy agent sees them repeatedly using the shuttle service on the Aldwych branch line. A chase through Aldwych station ends with the enemy agent's death by electrocution on the track. (Novels)

• Aldous Huxley: Point Counter Point (1928) An early, character-defining scene takes place on the Underground. (Novels)

• Lawrence Leonard: The Horn of Mortal Danger (1980) (Novels)

• Keith Lowe: Tunnel Vision (2001) (Novels)

• Ian McEwan: Atonement (2001). One of the main protagonists Cecilia Tallis dies during the Blitz in Balham Tube Station. (Novels)

• Kit Pedler and Gerry Davis: Mutant 59: The Plastic Eater (1971) (Novels)

• Geoff Ryman: 253 (1997). Set on Bakerloo line. (Novels)

• Barbara Vine: King Solomon's Carpet (1991) (Novels)

• Nigel West: The Blue List (1989). This espionage story culminates in the war-time bunker built in the uncompleted tunnels of North End station, although this is incorrectly identified as Paddock, a separate bunker in Dollis Hill. (Novels)

• Conrad Williams: London Revenant (2004) (Novels)

• "The Underground Conspiracy" (1987), children's/teen's novel by Catherine Storr. A teenage girl who travels on the Underground for fun, soon becomes a pawn in an elaborate plan to use the Underground to transport drugs. (Novels)

• John Betjeman: "South Kentish Town" (1951) (Short stories)

• Arthur Conan Doyle: "The Adventure of the Bruce-Partington Plans" (1908) (e-text) (Short stories)

• Jeremy Dyson: "City Deep" (2000) (Short stories)

• Christopher Fowler: "Crocodile Lady" (Short stories)

• Samuel Selvon: "Working the Transport" (1957) (Short stories)

• Alice Thompson: "Killing Time"' (1990) (Short stories)

• Anthea Turner & Wendy Turner: "Underneath the Underground" (Short stories)

• Connie Willis: "The Winds of Marble Arch" (1999) (online) (Short stories)

• John Wyndham: "Confidence Trick" Jizzle (1954) (Short stories)

• Underground (1928) (Films)

• Bulldog Jack (1935) (Films)

• Passport to Pimlico (1949) (Films)

• Train of Events (1949) (Films)

• Seven Days to Noon (1950) (Films)

• Georgy Girl (1966) (Films)

• Press for Time (1966) (Films)

• Daleks - Invasion Earth 2150 AD (1966) (Films)

• Quatermass and the Pit (1967) — fictional station Hobbs End (Films)

• Battle of Britain (1969) (Films)

• The Bed-Sitting Room (1969) (Films)

• Death Line (aka Raw Meat) (1972) (Films)

• Hanover Street (1979) (Films)

• An American Werewolf in London (1981) (Films)

• Lifeforce (1985) (Films)

• The Fourth Protocol (1987) (Films)

• Superman IV: The Quest for Peace (1987) (Films)

• Hidden City (1988) (Films)

• The Krays (1990) (Films)

• Patriot Games (1994) (Films)

• Mission: Impossible (1996) (Films)

• Secrets & Lies (1996) (Films)

• The Wings of the Dove (1997) (Films)

• Croupier (1998) (Films)

• Sliding Doors (1998) (Films)

• Tube Tales (1999) (Films)

• Virtual Sexuality (1999) (Films)

• The End of the Affair (1999) (Films)

• Billy Elliot (2000) (Films)

• Bridget Jones's Diary (2001) (Films)

• Die Another Day (2002) — fictional station Vauxhall Cross (Films)

• Reign of Fire (2002) (Films)

• 28 Days Later (2002) (Films)

• Mujhse Dosti Karoge! (2002) (Films)

• Bend It Like Beckham (2002) (Films)

• Love Actually (2003) (Films)

• Code 46 (2003) (Films)

• The Mother (2003) (Films)

• Shaun of the Dead (2004) — fictional station Crouch End (Films)

• If Only (2004) (Films)

• Touch of Pink (2004) (Films)

• Creep (2004) (Films)

• Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London (2004) (Films)

• The Football Factory (2004) (Films)

• Green Street (2005) (Films)

• V for Vendetta (2005) (Films)

• The Good Shepherd (2006) (Films)

• 28 Weeks Later (2007) (Films)

• Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix (2007) (Films)

• Atonement (2007) (Films)

• The Bourne Ultimatum (2007) (Films)

• Three and Out (2008) (Films)

• The Edge of Love (2008) (Films)

• The Escapist (2008) (Films)

• Skyfall (2012) — Temple and fictional train derailment (Films)

• Darkest Hour (2017) (Films)

• The Dalek Invasion of Earth (1964)
  
  (Doctor Who) (Television)

• The Web of Fear (1967)
  
  (Doctor Who) (Television)

• Invasion of the Dinosaurs (1974)
  
  (Doctor Who) (Television)

• The Mysterious Planet (1986)
  
  (Doctor Who) (Television)

• "Rose" (2005) — fictional station
  
  (Doctor Who) (Television)

• Game On
  
  (Others) (Television)

• The setting for 'The Lab' HQ of The Tomorrow People (1973–1979)
  
  (Others) (Television)

• The setting of EastEnders features the fictitious Walford East tube station replacing Bromley-by-Bow.
  
  (Others) (Television)

• CGI "Underground Ernie"
  
  (Others) (Television)

• Primeval (2007)
  
  (Others) (Television)

• Thunderbirds featured Tube stations, but they were deserted due to the series being set in the future.
  
  (Others) (Television)

• Spooks (series 7) (2008)
  
  (Others) (Television)

• The F Word (2008)
  
  (Others) (Television)

• Mr Selfridge (2013)
  
  (Others) (Television)

• Sherlock (2014)
  
  (Others) (Television)

• Howard Jones: "New Song" (1984) - Holborn Station (Music videos)

• Boris Gardiner: "I Want To Wake Up With You" (1986) – Westbourne Park Station (Music videos)

• Leftfield: "Release the Pressure" (1992) (Music videos)

• Roxette: "Fireworks" (1994) — Piccadilly Circus Station, external (Music videos)

• The Prodigy: "Firestarter" (1996) — Aldwych Station (Music videos)

• Suede: "Saturday Night" (1997) — Holborn Station, disused platform and tunnel (Music videos)

• Aqua: "Turn Back Time" (1998) — Holborn and Bank Station (Music videos)

• Chemical Brothers: "Believe" (2005) — Goodge Street and Maida Vale Station (Music videos)

• Madonna: "Hung Up" (2005) — Tube stock, Jubilee line between Charing Cross (disused Jubilee line platform) and West Hampstead (Music videos)

• Feeder: "Suffocate" — Monument, Bank, Victoria Station on a District line train (Music videos)

• Feeder: "Piece by Piece" — Monument, Bank, Victoria Station on a District line train (Music videos)

• Oasis: "Mucky Fingers" (live gig only video) — Piccadilly Circus (Music videos)

• Dodgy: "Only A Heartbeat" (2012) — Edgware Road (Bakerloo Branch) (Music videos)

• Broken Sword 2 (Video games)

• Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 (Video games)

• Creep - The Last Tube (Video games)

• The Getaway: Black Monday (Video games)

• Hellgate: London (Video games)

• Tomb Raider III (Video games)

• Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception (Video games)

• World of Subways 3 (Video games)

• ZombiU (Video games)

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