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Anthony Akerman explains what drew him to Roy Campbell and takes the reader on a literary pilgrimage that ends in a remote Portuguese hillside cemetery.

From the Japan of James Bond to the Japan of today...

When Charlie Higson published a new Bond novel last year, online critics accused him of turning 007 into a ‘woke, libtard snowflake’ ... But he has always been a complicated character, argues the author

Being in exile for 27 years meant Vernie February was not as well known in South Africa as he deserved to be.

The lawsuit regarding the creation of James Bond's Thunderball resulted in headaches for EON Productions that lasted for five decades. Here's the story.

From bard to verse - how backbiting Poet Laureate pundits bad-mouthed our literary greats.

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Poetic Humanism: Enigma Chamber Opera Triumphs with Britten’s ‘The Prodigal Son’ | Arts | The Harvard Crimson

Film

Madison Lyric Stage Presents Double-Feature of Two Rare Works: The Seven Deadly Sins and Curlew River