Project Dreamcatcher
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One for sorrow, Two for joy
Anna explores loneliness, companionship and the longing for freedom in her latest piece of writing…
One single magpie sits in the tree.
Three years ago, when she and John had first moved here, Lorna remembered there had been two. She used...
Response to In Defence of the Novel (Who decides what we read?)
In her latest piece, Eleni reflects on shifting patterns of reading in the technological age…
In November 1936, George Orwell wrote an essay entitled In Defence of the Novel in The New English Weekly. His main argument in this essay is tha...
Reflections on 'Fascism and Democracy'
We asked our Youth Fellows to reflect on Penguin’s collection of Orwell essays titled ‘Fascism and Democracy’. Here is what our own Trainee Trustee, Eleni, made of the it…
George Orwell’s “Fascism and Democracy” was published in 1941, howe...
Friedan Mangeln Interview
AI marking people’s thoughts, based on what the regime has fed it. Extract from Friedan’s diary, which the government has found
- We’re all like mice in a trap really, waiting to be released without many thoughts about the passing of tim...
Friedan Mangeln Interview
Audio recorded transcript of the interview between Friedan Mangeln and Dr Lucid
I sit in a very uninteresting room. I never know why these rooms always have to be so white. White ceilings, white floors, white walls, white light. The only t...
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