Megan
Lee
Culture Section Editor
Hong Kong | United Kingdom
Culture Section Editor
Hong Kong | United Kingdom
Megan Lee
- Culture Section Editor
- Hong Kong | United Kingdom
Born in 2006, Megan is a student from Hong Kong studying in the UK. She is interested in all aspects of the arts, especially how it can be used as a medium to explore different perspectives.
In her free time, she loves reading and writing. With an avid interest in linguistics, she speaks English and Chinese but is currently learning French, Latin, and Korean.
Megan joined Harbingers’ Magazine as a contributor in 2023. As a self-published journalist, she was quickly promoted to the role of the Culture Section editor. She is also working on creating a Harbingers’ podcast she will host and produce.
Edited by Megan :
culture
March 22, 2024
Netflix’s release strategies are dangerous to auteur cinema
opinion
March 15, 2024
A medium for kids? Why we should award more Oscars to animated films
culture
March 01, 2024
Miyazaki’s perfect blend of magic and existentialism –The Boy And The Heron Review
society
February 16, 2024
Students and teachers fight back against the ‘library selection rubric’ in a Texas public school
culture
February 09, 2024
‘Never-ending search for the snooze button’. Can AI replace humans in writing poetry?
culture
February 02, 2024
What’s the whole buzz about? The Grammy Awards explained
culture
January 26, 2024
Why I hated Poor Things but will watch it again and again
culture
January 19, 2024
Doja Cat’s ‘devilish’ controversy. A marketing move or reason for concern?
opinion
January 12, 2024
Has the movie industry transformed into a risk-averse machine?
culture
January 12, 2024
Messy biopic where only battlefields shine: Napoleon review
culture
December 22, 2023
Why is Spotify Wrapped such a buzz?
culture
December 22, 2023
A film equivalent to a long hug encapsulates the Christmas spirit. The Holdovers review
culture
December 15, 2023
Rap music on trial. Debate resurfaces over evidence ruling in Young Thug case
society
December 08, 2023
Fast fashion’s ugly secret. Numerous brands in legal trouble over intellectual property theft
culture
November 24, 2023
An unexpected ally: how social media could revitalize reading culture
society
November 17, 2023
Destruction in devotion: how do cults weaponise human vulnerability?
culture
November 10, 2023
Is Hollywood saved now the writers’ strike has ended?
culture
November 03, 2023
Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour breaks all records. The phenomenon of the star explained
culture
October 27, 2023
It’s Haunting. Killers Of The Flower Moon review
opinion
October 20, 2023
Why the hell is Holden Caulfield the most relatable character I’ve ever read about?
opinion
June 23, 2023
Animal testing made its way onto the big screen. It may be a sign of change
Written by Megan :
opinion
December 01, 2023
Perhaps it is time to cancel ‘cancel culture’
opinion
June 30, 2023
Do we prefer AI to shape future generations than to invest in human teachers?
visual arts
June 23, 2023
The art of ‘bad’ art: on Tracey Emin’s My Bed
opinion
June 09, 2023
Should English Literature be replaced by Global Literature in schools?
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