References in Popular Culture
- Tiddy Mun appears in the story "Yarrow" by the fantasy author Charles de Lint.
- Tiddy Mun also features in the song "Cursed Cornelius" by Norcsalordie, a song about the draining of the Lincolnshire wetlands.
- Tiddy Mun is the subject of a poem "Tiddy Mun is Gone" by Patricia Monaghan in Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and Environment 10.2 (Summer 2003)
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