
Lewis, Hemingway, & Tolkien: Three Authors of the Great War
World War I was known as a writer’s war, with much war poetry and literature we know today having originated during the conflict.

World War I was known as a writer’s war, with much war poetry and literature we know today having originated during the conflict.

“Welcome to the Jungle” played by Sayo Komada on a Japanese Shamisen

Diane Morgan feigns dopiness with ingenious comedic timing in Cunk on Earth, a gut-busting sendup of anthropological documentaries.

The broadcaster and writer is president of Hay Festival, which takes place in May and June.

A haiku is a three-line, unrhymed Japanese poetic form with a 5-7-5 syllable structure, often focusing on nature and capturing a fleeting moment.

Showcasing both established and emerging talents, Quirky Fox invites both New Zealand and international artists to be part of its carefully curated range.