Books like George Orwell by Bernard R. Crick
Published in 1980, Bernard Crick’s biography presents an in‑depth look at the life and work of George Orwell, the renowned English novelist and journalist. The 589‑page volume is organized into seventeen chapters, providing a detailed narrative of Orwell’s personal and professional journey. Richly illustrated with photographs and enriched with extensive notes, the book also features a comprehensive index, making it a valuable reference for scholars and general readers alike.
First publish date: 1980
Genre: Biography & Autobiography/Biography
Authors: Bernard R. Crick
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