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Orwell at the BBC, and Other News
By
Sadie Stein
January 24, 2013
On the Shelf
It was all the rage! On the eighteenth-century
literary vogue for suicides
.
“It’s pretty much all hopeless,” and other
advice on writing a memoir
. (Personally, I would say: throw in a few recipes.)
Nineteen Eighty-Four
has never been dramatized by BBC Radio 4
before now
. Why? Maybe this has something to do with it: “Orwell partly based the book’s torture area, Room 101, on a meeting room in the building he remembered from his time at the BBC.”
“The day will come when there’ll be private publishing houses in the Soviet Union.” A previously unpublished interview with
Joseph Brodsky
.
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