ISBN 9780141192635
Rs. 1,280
Penguin Modern Classics
George Orwell
Who it's for: Readers interested in George Orwell's life and letters
This collection presents George Orwell's extensive correspondence, gathered over nearly forty years, featuring letters to and from notable figures such as T. S. Eliot, Stephen Spender, and Anthony Powell. Edited by Peter Davison, these letters offer a direct and unfiltered window into Orwell's personal life, political convictions, and literary development, encompassing his family experiences, health struggles, and incisive observations on contemporary events.Why You Should Read? Gain unique insight into George Orwell's mind, tracing his intellectual evolution and personal struggles. Explore candid perspectives on major historical events, including his experiences during the Spanish Civil War. Discover behind-the-scenes details of the creation and publication of his most iconic novels. Access previously unpublished material, shedding new light on his relationships and inspirations.
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- Includes correspondence with T. S. Eliot, Stephen Spender, and Anthony Powell
- Edited by Peter Davison, a noted Orwell scholar
- Covers nearly forty years of Orwell's life
- Offers candid views on events like the Spanish Civil War
- Contains previously unpublished material
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Who edited this collection of Orwell's letters?
The collection is edited by Peter Davison.
What time period do the letters cover?
The letters span nearly forty years of Orwell's life.
Are there letters from notable literary figures?
Yes, the collection includes letters to and from T. S. Eliot, Stephen Spender, and Anthony Powell.
Does the book include previously unpublished material?
Yes, it contains previously unpublished material that sheds light on Orwell's relationships and inspirations.