This writer proposed six rules to improve the accuracy and clarity of one's language in "Politics and the English Language". A man is killed by an animal in must and the narrator commits the title action to avoid looking like a fool in his "Shooting an Elephant". In The Road to Wigan Pier, he described the life of the industrial working class and their attitudes toward socialism. "Unperson" and "doubleplusungood" are words in a fictional language created by this writer. In that novel by this writer, "Do it to Julia!" marks the protagonist's breaking point in Room 101 after torture by O'Brien. For 10 points, name this author who created Newspe
This writer proposed six rules to improve the accuracy and clarity of one's language in "Politics and the English Language". A man is killed by an animal in must and the narrator commits the title action to avoid looking like a fool in his "Shooting an Elephant". In The Road to Wigan Pier, he described the life of the industrial working class and their attitudes toward socialism. "Unperson" and "doubleplusungood" are words in a fictional language created by this writer. In that novel by this writer, "Do it to Julia!" marks the protagonist's breaking point in Room 101 after torture by O'Brien. For 10 points, name this author who created Newspeak and Big Brother in 1984. 
This writer proposed six rules to improve the accuracy and clarity of one's language in "Politics and the English Language".
George Orwell [or Eric Arthur Blair] 