George Orwell Studies Vol.10 No.1

EditorialBumper Edition Packed with Delights for Orwellians - by Richard Lance KeebleExclusive- Background to the Novel - by D.J. Taylor- The Inevitable Price, by David HolbrookPapers- The Appendix to Nineteen Eighty-Four: A New Perspective - by G. Alexander Denning- Orwell, the Anglo-Indian - by Darcy MooreInterview'Orwell makes fun of Winston a lot. And a lot of readers miss that' - Nathan Waddell interviews Sandra Newman, author of the internationally acclaimed JuliaArticles- TikTok Live and the Digital Afterlife of Orwell's Big Brother - by Dean Hill- Good, Dry or Substantially True: Orwell's Late List of the Literature of the Stalinist State - by L.J. Hurst- 'It's Orwellian!' 'No, It's Kafkaesque!': Parallel Literary Afterlives Nonpareil? - by John Rodden- Reflections on the Nineteen Eighty-Four 'Trigger Warning' Media Storm - by Tim CrookShort StoriesTwo further extracts from Holding Up His Sky: Stories of Women in the Life of George Orwell - by Ann KronbergsReview EssayRichard Lance Keeble on The Oxford Handbook of George Orwell, edited by Nathan WaddellBook Reviews SpecialA Bright Cold Day, by Nathan Waddell, reviewed by Richard Lance Keeble, followed by shorter, incisive reviews by Masha Karp, John Rodden, Jean Seaton and Richard YoungOther Book ReviewsDean Hill on George Orwell and Communist Poland: Émigré, Official and Clandestine Receptions, by Krystyna Wieszczek; Richard Lance Keeble on Darkness in 1984, by Paul W.B. MarsdenAnd FinallyThe Eileen Conundrum - by the anonymous columnist New Pitcher