Considers George Orwell's writing about the East, and the presence of the East in his writing and argues that in thinking of Orwell as an 'Anglo-Indian writer', not just in upbringing and experience, but in many of his views, perceptions, and reactions, a different Orwell emerges.
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Author(s): Douglas (Honorary Professor of English, University of Hong Kong and Honorary Research Fellow, Birkbeck College, University of London) Kerr