Words are hardly “such feeble things” in Orwell's literary journalism - Scholars and Rogues

5 February 2012, 9:15 pm

Words are hardly “such feeble things” in Orwell's literary journalismScholars and Rogues(1937) — Orwell is best know for his dystopic 1984 and Animal Farm, but Orwell cut his chops as a journalist, and he understood the power of his pen. In Wigan Pier, he looks at the abominable Depression-era conditions of northern England's working ...... Read More »

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