Inside the Whale: On Writers and Writing
George Orwell
Inside the Whale: On Writers and Writing
George Orwell
Delving into the literary canon, George Orwell encounters dusty classics and lesser-known works of literature on his own exhilarating terms. The novels of Henry Miller lead him inside the belly of Jonah’s whale, an imagined refuge in a time of total war. A trenchant investigation of Charles Dickens unfolds into a poignant portrait of nineteenth-century liberalism. A minor pamphlet on Shakespeare by Tolstoy provokes a stirring evocation of humanism and the excessive vitality of life.
A series of singularly thrilling reading experiences, they celebrate Orwell’s engagement with the world of writers and literature.
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