This author wrote a novel in which Dorothy Hare becomes a schoolteacher after being jailed for sleeping in Trafalgar Square.
This author wrote a novel in which Dorothy Hare becomes a schoolteacher after being jailed for sleeping in Trafalgar Square. In another novel by this man, the unfinished manuscript for London Pleasures is trashed by Gordon Comstock. This author of A Clergyman's Daughter and Keep the Aspidistra Flying wrote an essay in which the narrator hesitates to kill the title creature, "Shooting an Elephant." Napoleon drives Snowball out of the title location in one novel by this man, who also depicted Winston Smith's resistance against Big Brother. For 10 points, name this author of Animal Farm and 1984.
This author wrote a novel in which Dorothy Hare becomes a schoolteacher after being jailed for sleeping in Trafalgar Square.
George Orwell [accept Eric Blair]