Giants in popular culture 1-24
20 entries in the Giants in Popular Culture compendium.
A Fortnight in HeavenEnglish-American journalist and author of Carnegie Steel history.The Adventures of MabelChildren's fantasy novel published under a pseudonym in 1897.Arca NoëThe Ark that could hold giants—if the math and myth align.The BFGA friendly giant who gives children good dreams.The Bone SeasonA dystopian fantasy debut set in 2059 London.A Book of GiantsAn anthology of 13 European fairy tales about giants.Cardiff GiantA 10-foot gypsum giant that fooled a nation.Clifford the Big Red DogA giant red dog loved by children worldwide.The Colossus (painting)A giant strides through a war-torn landscape, symbolizing conflict.The Food of the Gods and How It Came to EarthA fantasia on the change of scale in human affairs.Giant or Waiting for the Thursday BoatA challenged children's book featuring God as a little girl.The Giant (opera)Prokofiev's first opera, written at age nine for family performance.Iris and the GiantA card-based roguelike exploring inner demons.János vitézHungarian epic poem of a shepherd's quest for love.The Jolly Green GiantA 1965 novelty hit based on a food mascot.The Legend of Zelda: Majora's MaskA dark, time-loop adventure set in a parallel world.MicromégasA 1752 novella by Voltaire, an early science fiction work.Mr. NutzA platform game starring an anthropomorphic red squirrel.The Neverending StoryA fantasy novel about a boy who enters a book.A Song of Ice and FireA high fantasy series of political realism and moral ambiguity.
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