One of this author's essays identifies Habberton's Helen Babies and Uncle Tom's Cabin as examples of the titular "Good Bad Books."
One of this author's essays identifies Habberton's Helen Babies and Uncle Tom's Cabin as examples of the titular "Good Bad Books." Another savages Stuart Chase and the use of "false limbs," as well as the imagery of a "jackboot" being "thrown into the melting pot." That work cites the defense of Russian death marches as "rectification of frontiers" as among the reasons to abandon "dying metaphors," "pretentious (*) diction," and "meaningless words." An earlier work by this man posits acceptance rather than resistance as the key to the naturalistic prose of Henry Miller, as explained by the titular biblical metaphor. A hospital stay led to "How the Poor Die," reminiscent of longer pieces like The Road to Wigan Pier by this author of "Inside the Whale." A .44 Winchester is used for the title action of the most famous essay by this author of "Politics of the English Language." For 10 points, identify this author of the essay "Shooting an Elephant" as well as 1984.
One of this author's essays identifies Habberton's Helen Babies and Uncle Tom's Cabin as examples of the titular "Good Bad Books."
George Orwell