The Freedom of the Press: proposed preface to Animal Farm (1945, first published 1972).Your Questions Answered: Wigan Pier (BBC Overseas Service).Voice – a magazine programme, episode 6 (BBC Indian Service, 1942).‘Three parties that mattered’: extract from Homage to Catalonia (1938).George Orwell to Frederic Warburg (22 October 1948, Letters of Note).

George Orwell to Steven Runciman (August 1920).

Free will (a one act drama, written 1920).

Review of The Pub and the People by Mass-Observation ( The Listener, 1943).

Anonymous Review of Trials in Burma by Maurice Collis ( The Listener, 1938).

Anonymous Review of Burmese Interlude by C.

The Proletarian Writer (BBC Home Service and The Listener, 1940).

The Prevention of Literature ( Polemic, 1946).

The Moon Under Water ( Evening Standard, 1946).

The Art of Donald McGill ( Horizon, 1941).

Spilling the Spanish Beans ( New English Weekly, 29 July and 2 September 1937).

Some Thoughts on the Common Toad ( Tribune, 1946).

Shooting an Elephant ( New Writing, 1936).

Second Thoughts on James Burnham ( Polemic, 1946).

Reflections on Gandhi ( Partisan Review, 1949).

Literature: An examination of Gulliver’s Travels ( Polemic, 1946)

Politics and the English Language ( Horizon, 1946).

Poetry and the microphone ( The New Saxon Pamphlet, 1945).

Pleasure Spots ( Tribune, January 1946).

Notes on Nationalism ( Polemic, October 1945).

My Country Right or Left ( Folios of New Writing, 1940).

Just Junk – But Who Could Resist It? ( Evening Standard, 1946).

In Defence of English Cooking ( Evening Standard, 1945).

Future of a Ruined Germany ( The Observer, 1945).

Freedom and Happiness – Review of We by Yevgeny Zamyatin ( Tribune, 1946).

“For what am I fighting?” ( New Statesman, 4 January 1941).

Confessions of a Book Reviewer ( Tribune, 1946).

Common Lodging Houses ( New Statesman, 3 September 1932).

Can Socialists be Happy? (as John Freeman, Tribune, 1943).

Antisemitism in Britain ( Contemporary Jewish Record, 1945).

A Nice Cup of Tea ( Evening Standard, 1946).

A Day in the Life of a Tramp ( Le Progrès Civique, 1929).

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