Norfolk and Orwell
Once again I find it necessary to apologize for failing to post any updates to Beyond 1984 since last July. […]
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Margaret Thatcher – Three Stops Past Barking
I laughed out loud when I read the other day that 1980s Conservative back-benchers had the nickname ‘Daggers’ for their
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Orwell’s Rejection by T S Eliot
Orwell Trivia No.2 As a director of the renowned publishers Faber & Faber, T S Eliot was regarded as ‘a
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The “Birth’ of George Orwell
No.1 in a series of posts on Orwell trivia. “George Orwell came into being on Thursday 8 January 1933, the
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Writer Orwell – Seventy Years Ago Today
According to Orwell’s diaries (as edited by Peter Davison), he spent the early part of July 1942 in Worcestershire while
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Heathrow Slow Hand-Clappers Beware, Big Brother Is Watching You!
Today’s reports on the ‘fears of public disorder’ at Heathrow Airport due to slow hand-clapping by passengers showing their derision
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Diminishing Links With Writer Orwell
On hearing the sad news of the death of Eric Sykes (pictured above with his buddy Spike Milligan), it occurred
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T S Eliot & Animal Farm
T S Eliot (Left) and Fellow Faber & Faber Directors Photographed in 1948 George Orwell was a great admirer of
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Orwell and Academic Writing
As previous visitors to this blog are probably aware, I recently entered university as an undergraduate, reading English Literature with
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George Orwell In Sheffield
Following on from my previous posts on George Orwell’s stay in Sheffield’s Neepsend district, I thought it would be interesting