The sounds of a changing world
Silver screens and silent stars
Headlines that shook the globe
Ink, paper, and imagination
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Master of The world-shifting rhythm of 1918
schopenhauer The Magic Pudding
Forget all the fairies, we'll eat and we'll fight, This magical pudding is pure ink delight!
schopenhauer British poet Wilfred Owen wrote realistic poetry about trench warfare.
schopenhauer A deeply pessimistic book captured the anxious mood of a recovering world.
schopenhauer Artists rebelled against the war by creating nonsensical and anti-establishment art.
schopenhauer Decode ink-stained clues to discover the music, literature, and news of 1918.
First fiction Pulitzer: The very first Pulitzer Prize for Fiction was awarded in 1918 to Ernest Poole for his novel 'His Family'.
Written works, especially those considered of superior or lasting artistic merit. In 1918, Willa Cather published her acclaimed pioneer novel, My Antonia, enriching the American canon.
Which famous author published the classic fantasy novel 'The Land That Time Forgot' as a magazine serial in 1918?
schopenhauer Wartime propaganda posters shaped the field of modern graphic design.
Which famous British soldier-poet wrote 'Dulce et Decorum Est' before tragically dying in battle just one week before the 1918 Armistice?
What radical, anti-war art movement published its influential 'Dada Manifesto' in Zurich, Switzerland, in 1918?
What major American newspaper won the first-ever Pulitzer Prize for Public Service in 1918 for its coverage of World War I?
Which artist, famous for his cubist style, painted 'Harlequin with a Guitar' in 1918 while living in war-torn Paris?
Which French poet and art critic coined the term 'Surrealism' and passed away during the influenza pandemic in November 1918?
What type of printed media reached its peak of psychological influence in 1918, using bold graphics to recruit soldiers and sell war bonds?
Which German philosopher published the highly influential and pessimistic book 'The Decline of the West' in 1918?