Megami Tensei series of video games, Tam Lin is a recurring demon that can often be recruited relatively early and is one of the very few demons whose design share an exact model with another demon – its brother model being another northern European mythological hero, Cu Chulainn. This ballad was one of 25 traditional works included in Ballads Weird and Wonderful (1912) and illustrated by Vernon Hill. The Rose, The Knight, and The Faery Host are paintings by Stephanie Pui-Mun Law depicting various parts of the Tam Lin legend. The Choose Your Own Adventure book Enchanted Kingdom has an ending in which the reader/player's character is rescued from the fairies by a girl whom the character has befriended, who has to hold onto the character through three transformations. In Seanan McGuire's October Daye series, the poem is both spoken and referenced over the course of the series, and Janet is a character in some of the later books. The events of the poem occurred in universe. Alastair White's fashion-opera WOAD adapts the ballad to explore the implications of multiverse theory. See also List of the Child Ballads Gil Brenton The Sprig of Rosemary Thomas the Rhymer References External links A website devoted to Tam Lin Variant by Burns circa 1792 16th century in Scotland Border ballads Middle Scots poems Child Ballads Fairies Legendary Scottish people Medieval Scottish literature Narrative poems Scottish ballads Scottish folklore Sexuality in fiction Shapeshifting Traditional Celtic fiddle tunes Yarrow Valley 1549 in Europe Halloween fiction