George Orwell | Summer 1946 | Original Source

Essay by the writer of 1984 and Animal Farm fame, George Orwell, about what drives his writing and how writing is used as a tool in the world. (18 minutes)

Curator’s note: I misspoke in my introduction of this narration – George Orwell is famous for Animal Farm, not Animal House. Animal House is a classic comedy film starring John Belushi, and although quite funny, it has nothing to do with Orwell.

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