BROWSE BOOK REVIEWS

George Orwell (page 3)

FICTION

Released: Aug. 26, 1946

ANIMAL FARM: A FAIRY STORY

by George Orwell

"MPSLUGMISTER Orwell's animals exist in their own right, with a narrative as individual as it is apt in political parody."

A modern day fable, with modern implications in a deceiving simplicity, by the author of Dickens. Read full book review >

FICTION

Released: April 15, 1946

DICKENS, DALI AND OTHERS

by George Orwell

"A personal, serious, but never dull analysis that has a definite worth in its challenges, in its integrity."

Ten essays, consistently controversial, that range widely between a long one, in six parts, on Dickens, shorter ones on boys' weeklies', H.G. Wells, comic postcards, Kipling, Yeats, Dall, Koostler, detective stories, Wodehouse. Read full book review >

FICTION

Released: Oct. 25, 1934

BURMESE DAYS

by George Orwell

"And the story itself is not particularly worth telling."

Orwell can write — he proved it in Down and Out in Paris and London. Read full book review >