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Hitchens makes ‘an Orwell pilgrimage’…
Daily Mail journalist and commentator Peter Hitchens – star panellist of the George Orwell Festival Debate ‘What would Orwell write about today?’ that took place in Letchworth in front of a capacity audience last Friday evening – has blogged about … Continue reading
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Tagged Animal Farm, Big Brother, Corinna Ferguson, Daily Mail, Down and out in Paris and London, George Orwell, Gordon Bowker, journalism, Letchworth, Nineteen Eighty-Four, Peter Hitchens, POUM, Rabinder Singh, Road to Wigan Pier, Spanish Civil War, Vitali Vitaliev, Wallington
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‘Last Man in Europe’ brings triumphal Festival week to moving close
Michael McEvoy’s one-man play about George Orwell ‘The Last Man in Europe’, presented in St Mary church, Wallington (where Orwell himself was married) was a moving conclusion to the 2011 Festival. Our gratitude and best wishes to everyone who attended the … Continue reading
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Tagged Eric Blair, George Orwell, George Orwell Festival, Last Man in Europe, Michael McEvoy, Wallington
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Recalling Eric Blair’s beer mug…
Broadcast on the Saturday Live programme on BBC Radio 4, 27 August 2011: Listen now (60 minutes in which this is quite a long item, with Irene Stacey speaking) The Thing About Me :: Orwell jug ‘‘Irene Stacey, former landlady of the … Continue reading
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Tagged BBC, BBC Radio 4, Eric Blair, George Orwell, Irene Stacey, Saturday Live, Wallington
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‘The other George Orwell’…
“Keeping George Orwell recognisably human is one of the driving forces too behind the recent launch of the Orwell Society, which at long last gives Orwell the kind of literary society, aimed at appreciation, debate and discovery, accorded to numerous … Continue reading