Bonnet has been portrayed several times in literature. His life was turned into a story by Marcel Schwob in his book "Imaginary Lives". He is a major character in Tim Powers' "On Stranger Tides," along with other famous piratical characters, particularly Blackbeard. In this novel, Bonnet takes up piracy after having been framed by Blackbeard, who has used Bonnet's hatred for his wife (only married two years in the novel) against him. "Kate Bonnet: The Romance of a Pirate's Daughter", by 19th century author Frank Stockton, is a satirical novel relating the adventures of a fictional daughter of Bonnet named Kate. Portrayals of Bonnet also extend to video games, such as "Sid Meier's Pirates!" and "". In the 1941 film "The Devil and Daniel Webster", the Devil summons Bonnet to join a Jury of the damned, announcing Bonnet and fellow seaman Floyd Ireson as "the fiendish butchers".