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20th November 2017 by Ann Kronbergs
Orwell’s Southwold (II)
Having introduced us to the East Anglian town of Southwold, home of the Blair family, Ann Kronbergs continues her description of… -
12th November 2017 by Ron Bateman
Paranoiacs, Bluebottles
In the mid-1930s George Orwell, who was still being published under his birth name of Eric or E.A. Blair, was able to move slowly… -
8th October 2017 by Richard Lance Keeble
“A New Kind of Hero”
Richard Lance Keeble writes about Sebastian Faulks on Winston Smith: ‘a new kind of hero’ An interesting study of… -
10th September 2017 by L.J. Hurst
Review: Orwell at the BBC 1942
George Orwell at the BBC in 1942 by Desmond Avery (Wellingore: Garth Press 2017) ISBN-13: 9781999730703 It could be an encounter,… -
20th August 2017 by L.J. Hurst
The Brass Bottle of 1900
A work admired by George Orwell, whose plagiarism by W. A. Darlington he deplored A Victorian author that George Orwell knew well… -
13th August 2017 by Ann Kronbergs
Teaching Orwell
Ann Kronbergs, who has recently joined the Orwell Society Committee with an interest in education, offers this overview George… -
6th August 2017 by L.J. Hurst
Did George Orwell ghost at “Liberty Hall”?
In 1996, the letter below was written to, and published by, Geoff Bradley, the editor of CADS: Crime and Detective… -
9th July 2017 by L.J. Hurst
Cricket as a metaphor for sexual equality
In different parts of the UK women seem to have been debarred from working as teachers once they married, in some parts they… -
17th June 2017 by Richard Young
British Pamphleteers – A New Discovery
Our article on British Pamphleteers, the two-volume project on which George Orwell worked with his friend Reginald Reynolds, has… -
28th May 2017 by William Hunt
Why Did Orwell Go To Burma?
Liam Hunt re-visits the Buddicom Thesis Jacintha Buddicom was a close childhood friend of the future George Orwell, whom she knew…
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