By PopMatters Staff
“Hell,” Hemon tells PopMatters 20 Questions, “is being stuck at an airport without a book, starving for thought, forced to watch CNN.” Heaven might be a bathtub full of Turkish coffee …
By Josh Indar
Cigarette smoke so permeates George Orwell’s stories it almost leaves stains on one’s fingers when reading his books.
By Nav Purewal
George Orwell’s seminal book can equip its readers with the intellectual apparatus necessary to see through the routine mendacity and stupefying barrage of euphemism that plagues contemporary political life.