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Decline of the English Murder And Other Essays Orwell, George Publisher:  Penguin Books, United Kingdom Year Published:  1981   First Published:  1950 Pages:  188pp   ISBN:  0 14 00.2297 X Resource Type:  Book A collection of essays by George Orwell. Abstract:  This is a collection of some of the less accessible essays by George Orwell and includes the titles "How the Poor Die," " Notes on Nationalism," and "Why I Write." Orwell's essays on Rudyard Kipling and Charles Dickens are also part of the book and other topics covered include eye-witness accounts of a hanging in Burma, the changing face of fictional crime and the peculiar genius of Salvador Dali. Topics Art Artists Authors British History Burma Capital Punishment Crime Writing Cultural Interpretation Cultural Issues Death & Dying Essays Nationalism Poor, The Poverty United Kingdom Writers Writing

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