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George Orwell, Book Jacket

Eric Arthur Blair, known as George Orwell, was born in 1903 near Nepal in the Indian Village Moithari.   "This is exactly what he tried to do: he tried to change himself from Eric Blair, old Etonian and English colonial policemen, into George Orwell, classless antiauthoritarian." (www.k-1.com)   His two most famous work were Animal Farm(1943) and 1984(1946).   Other books he has written have been Why I Write, Road to Wigan Pier, Down and Out(which was almost destroyed), Burmese Days, The Clergyman's Daughter, Homage to Catalonia, and Coming up for Air.   In 1944 George Orwell and his then wife, Elieen O 'Shaughnessy, adopted a child.   A year after hi wife died during an operation.   In 1946, the same year he wrote 1984 and was also very ill, he married Sonia Bronwell.   He says 1984 was so gloomy because of his illness.   He died in January 1950 on the island of Jura off the Scottish Coast.
Eric Arthur Blair, known as George Orwell, was born in 1903 near Nepal in the Indian Village Moithari.   "This is exactly what he tried to do: he tried to change himself from Eric Blair, old Etonian and English colonial policemen, into George Orwell, classless antiauthoritarian." (www.k-1.com)   His two most famous work were Animal Farm(1943) and 1984(1946).   Other books he has written have been Why I Write, Road to Wigan Pier, Down and Out(which was almost destroyed), Burmese Days, The Clergyman's Daughter, Homage to Catalonia, and Coming up for Air.   In 1944 George Orwell and his then wife, Elieen O 'Shaughnessy, adopted a child.   A year after hi wife died during an operation.   In 1946, the same year he wrote 1984 and was also very ill, he married Sonia Bronwell.   He says 1984 was so gloomy because of his illness.   He died in January 1950 on the island of Jura off the Scottish Coast.
Eric Arthur Blair, known as George Orwell, was born in 1903 near Nepal in the Indian Village Moithari.   "This is exactly what he tried to do: he tried to change himself from Eric Blair, old Etonian and...