George Orwell Studies Vol 6 No 1

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Editorial

The Rich and Constantly Expanding Canon of George Orwell Studies - by Richard Lance Keeble

Papers

The True Artist: Poverty, Networking and Literary Artifice - by Darcy Moore Nineteen Eighty-Four: The First Sentence - by G. Alexander Denning ‘V’ is for Valencia: International Brigades’ Counter-Intelligence Service Reports about Eileen and Eric Blair in Spain, 1937 - by Gleb Zilberstein, Svetlana Zilberstein and Pier Giorgio Righetti Fags, Facts, Fictions: Orwell and Cigarettes - by Richard Lance Keeble Orwell’s Enduring Significance in Courts of Law - by Tim Crook

Articles

‘The Orwellian Nightmare Come True’ - by John Newsinger A Writer Well Worth … Stealing? - by John Rodden Bertrand Russell and the Forgotten Fallacy in Nineteen Eighty-Four - by Peter Brian Barry Orwell and the Important Muggeridge Archive Revelations - by Richard Lance Keeble Waughfully Good Books? Revisiting Brideshead and Animal Farm at 75 - by John Rodden and John Rossi

Book Reviews

Laura Hartmann-Villalta on The International Brigades: Fascism, Freedom, and the Spanish Civil War, by Giles Tremlett; Peter Stansky on Orwell’s Moustache, by Richard Lance Keeble