Description
Author George Orwell
Compiled by George Packer
Publisher Mariner Books
Format paperback
Condition like new
Summary
In All Art Is Propaganda, George Orwell’s razor-sharp intellect slices through the veneer of popular culture, literature, and politics with a clarity few writers have achieved. This essential volume of Orwell’s critical essays, compiled by George Packer with an illuminating introduction by Keith Gessen, gathers writings that range from book reviews to broader cultural commentary, offering readers an intimate look at the mind behind 1984 and Animal Farm.
Orwell was more than a novelist—he was a moral thinker, a watchdog of truth, and a master of precise, principled prose. His essays dissect everything from Tolstoy to comic books, all while exposing the ideological undercurrents shaping art and society. The title itself, All Art Is Propaganda, challenges us to consider the deeper implications of creative expression in a politically charged world.
Perfect for readers who crave intellectual engagement and historical insight, this collection stands as a testament to Orwell’s enduring relevance and literary brilliance. A compelling read for students, thinkers, and lovers of essays alike.