Photo essay: George Orwell’s late sanctuary
Craig Easton’s An Extremely Un-get-atable Place depicts the remote Scottish house where Orwell spent much of his final years
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Craig Easton’s An Extremely Un-get-atable Place depicts the remote Scottish house where Orwell spent much of his final years
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Our political class is addicted to a study of patriotism they have misread
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The BBC documentary might have focused less on barnyard noises and more on the interesting details of George Orwell’s rural…
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Four archive pieces from and about the great man, on the week of his birthday, 75 years after his death.
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As with DH Lawrence, Orwell’s private life has imperilled his reputation. Is there a way back?
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The more the world in which Nineteen Eighty-Four was written has changed, the more it has stayed the same.
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Should we stop measuring the great English writer by today’s standards?
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The writer has become a national treasure, moral arbiter and begetter of biographies: do we need a new one?
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In a tape-filled attic, Roger Bickerton finds 94 instalments of Desert Island Discs.
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The novelist and former Bright Young Thing ably captured Britain in the early 20th century. Her work deserves to be…
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What the 20th-century author teaches us about politics and the imagination in a time of crisis.
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23 October 2000: What the PM doesn’t have in common with George Orwell.
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What the writer teaches us about politics and the imagination in a time of crisis.
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A new book from Thomas E Ricks explores the similarities between two 20th century mavericks.
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