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An online annotated version of the classic play by William Shakespeare.
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For 20 years, the Canadian Stage Company has performed Shakespeare plays
in Toronto's High Park. The summer of 2002 sees the return of the classic
A Midsummer Night's Dream. |
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You've read the best; now read the rest. Also features links to many
other Shakespearean sites. |
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Link to Project Gutenberg's online version of Kipling's tales. |
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It's literally out of this world. |
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Dedicated to The Sandman comic book which featured Puck in some issues.
This site is run by another user named Puck. |
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All about the superhero Puck, a character from Marvel's team of Canadian
superheroes -- Alpha Flight. |
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Surprisingly intelligent Disney cartoon with a lot of history and myth.
Some episodes featured Puck, voiced by Brent Spiner -- Star Trek's Data. |
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One of many sites dedicated to the Puck of Gargoyles. |
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Currently down Yet another Gargoyles' based Puck religious site. This kind of thing
could really go to a trickster's head. Or it would, if the site were still active. |
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The online home of Neil Gaiman (author of the Sandman comic, including
an award-winning A Midsummer Night's Dream issue, and many stories with faeries). |
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The master of urban fantasy! This Ottawa-based writer has written stories
about Puck and the Pook of Puxill. |
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Home of Charles Vess, an artist who drew Puck in The Sandman
and who has worked with both Neil Gaiman and Charles de Lint. |
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Gone but not forgotten. This superb site by Allen Garvin had lots
of online resources about Puck and creatures like him. It's finally back online. |
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A collection of original faerie fiction and a great set of links. |
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Aria Lusina's wondrous faerie website! There's lots of cool stuff here. |
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Official Site for the 1999 Fox Searchlight motion picture, which starred
Stanley Tucci as Puck. |
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A site dedicated to the house-elf from the Harry Potter novels. |
