Science Fiction and Fantasy
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- Beautiful Mermaid Art
- Collection of mermaid art including paintings, stories, CG images, myths, movies, figurines, and statues.
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- Coney Island Mermaid Parade - Northstar Gallery
- Photography of the Annual Coney Island Mermaid Parade and other mermaid related carnival art.
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- Flickr: St. John's Mermaids
- Photographs of sculpture and other artwork around the city in Newfoundland, Canada including from the 2006 'Mermaids in the City' exhibit.
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- Mermaid Fantasy
- Gallery of mermaid and merman dolls and stuffed fish. Also includes doll and costume patterns.
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- Mermaids and Sirens
- A learning resource on the mystery, art, and science of water. Includes scans of mermaid artwork.
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- Mermaids on Parade
- Archive of a Norfolk, Virginia mermaid art exhibition with a photo gallery and printable coloring pages.
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- Elftown: Pegasus
- Modern popular culture from games to television, physical anatomy and mythological references; writings, art and links.
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- Pegasus Heights
- Stories, image galleries, and appearances in books, television and movies; links to related content.
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- Goedhart's Trollen Site
- History, stories, images, and information in an interactive flash production; in Dutch and English. [May not be compatible with all browsers]
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- Wikipedia: Troll
- Encyclopedic entry relating to their myths, legends, and origins; literature, music, and modern fiction; photos.
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- Monoceros
- Unicorn constellation; artwork with an interactive star chart overlay depicting the location of the stars in the night sky.
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- Mystical Unicorn by Unicorn Lady
- A collection of stories, poetry, quotes, history, legends and superstitions; offers some themes and activities.
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- The GuardHouse: Britannica The Unicorn
- Fantasy story in the form of an encyclopedic entry, with historical and folklore inspirations; quotes section.
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- The Lady and the Unicorn
- Fiction novel by author Tracy Chevalier; a chapter and reviews; background history on the tapestries’ creation, the Le Viste family, and medieval symbolism.