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30th March 2022 by Maureen Gilbert
A Weekend in Wigan
March 4th and 5th, 2022 * Eighty-five years after the publication of George Orwell’s blistering and unforgettable Road to Wigan… -
27th March 2022 by Jeffrey Meyers
Orwell’s Elephants
In Orwell’s Burmese Days, John Flory works with elephants; in his essay “Shooting an Elephant,” Orwell kills one.… -
19th March 2022 by L.J. Hurst
What Shall I Read Next?
What did a standard reference work used by librarians throughout Britain in the later part of the twentieth century say about… -
5th March 2022 by John P. Lethbridge
George Orwell and the Aspirin
George Orwell makes five references to Aspirin and Aspirin-eaters in The Road to Wigan Pier (1937), almost all, if not all of… -
19th February 2022 by L.J. Hurst
Who are “They”?
“I don’t lock my door any more,” I said. “They took another book last night.” “Yes,… -
12th February 2022 by John P. Lethbridge
Transferred Nationalists
Introduction. In his article Notes on Nationalism (Polemic, October 1945), George Orwell writes that: One quite commonly… -
15th January 2022 by John P. Lethbridge
Sorry, George
In his “Notes on Nationalism” (Polemic magazine, October 1945) George Orwell states that: Within the… -
12th December 2021 by Richard Lance Keeble
A Biography that Sets a Dangerous Precedent
One of the many delights of immersing oneself in the World of Orwell is to dip regularly into the main biographies – Stansky… -
4th December 2021 by Richard Lance Keeble
Beyond the ‘Nancy Poet’ Jibe: Orwell and Auden
George Orwell’s relationship with the poet W. H. Auden is fascinating and constantly evolving. Both begin their U.K.… -
28th November 2021 by L.J. Hurst
The Third Bullett
Mr Bond, they have a saying in Chicago: ‘Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. The third time it’s enemy…
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