Why I Write by George Orwell

Why I Write by George Orwell

Orwell lists the four motives for writing — sheer egoism, aesthetic enthusiasm, historical impulse and political purpose — and admits that in a peaceful age he would have written ornamental books and never noticed politics at all.

The collection also contains Politics and the English Language, which every writing course still sets, with its six rules and its argument that vague language is not sloppiness but concealment. Plus The Lion and the Unicorn on English character, and A Hanging, which is four pages and among the finest things he wrote.

Short, essential Orwell — the ideas that produced Animal Farm and 1984.

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