by Gordon Bowker, Christopher Kay
This is a perceptive and well-written biography of a complex, eccentric and flawed man. Bowker does a great job coming to grips with his subject, whose life he details in straightforward chronological order. He occasionally engages in some unnecessary speculation of the "Orwell must have thought ......
CELEBRITY DEATH MATCH REVIEW: Divine Comedy versus 1984Due to the lightening of the stifling religiosity that once held sway o'er continental Europe, the caverns, grottoes and circles that once were known collectively as Hell lay all but dormant for a fair few years.Then this guy called Virgil, with...
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