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- Home The Orwell Prize is the pre-eminent British prize for political writing. There are two annual awards: a Book Prize and a Journalism Prize. They are awarded to the book, and for the journalism, which is judged to have best achieved George Orwell’s aim to ‘make political writing into an art’.
- Blog Prize 2010 The Orwell Prize is delighted to invite entries for the Blog Prize 2010.
- BBC Radio Scotland Jean Seaton talks to Stuart Evers and Clare English about the Blog Prize and the Orwell Diaries on BBC Radio Scotland.
- The Award About: The Orwell Prize is the pre-eminent British prize for political writing. There are two annual awards: a Book Prize and a Journalism Prize. They are awarded to the book, and for the journalism, which is judged to have best achieved George Orwell’s aim to ‘make political writing into an art’.
- Entries 2010 A full list of entries for the Orwell Prizes for Books, Journalism and Blogs 2010.
- Entries 2010 A full list of entries for the Orwell Prize for Journalism 2010.
- Entries 2010 A full list of entries for the Orwell Prize for Blogs 2010.
- Entries 2010 A full list of entries for the Orwell Prize for Books 2010.
- Entries 2009 A list of entries for the Orwell Prize 2009, showing the books, journalists and blogs entered.
- Journalism Prize 2009 A list of this year's entries for the Orwell Prize for Journalism.
- Blog Prize 2009 A list of the blogs entered for the Orwell Prize 2009's Special Prize for Blogs.
- Book Prize 2009 A list of the entries for the Orwell Prize for Books 2009.
- 2009 and 1939 Video of the seventh Orwell Prize event at this year's Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival, marking the 70th anniversary of Orwell's 'Coming Up for Air' and considering how to avoid a political crisis after an economic crash.
- Orwell vs Dickens Video of the first Orwell Prize event at the Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2009, 'Orwell vs Dickens: who is the greater writer?'
- Losing Russia? Video of the final Orwell Prize event at the Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2009, a debate on Western relations with Russia.
- Afghanistan Video of the fourth Orwell Prize event at the Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2009, a debate on the future of Afghanistan.
- What is the big Conservative idea? Video of the eighth Orwell Prize event at the Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2009, looking at Conservative Party ideas ahead of the next election.
- 1984 and Civil Liberties The second of the Orwell Prize events at the Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2009, celebrating the 60th anniversary of Orwell's 1984.
- Mike Radford Q&A Video of the fifth Orwell Prize event at the Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2009, a Q&A with 1984 director, Mike Radford.
- Richard Blair Video of the sixth Orwell Prize event at the Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2009, Richard Blair (Orwell's son) in conversation with D. J. Taylor.
- Africa and China Video of the third Orwell Prize event at the Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2009, a debate on the Chinese influence in Africa.
- The Award About: The Orwell Prize is the pre-eminent British prize for political writing. There are two annual awards: a Book Prize and a Journalism Prize. They are awarded to the book, and for the journalism, which is judged to have best achieved George Orwell’s aim to ‘make political writing into an art’.
- History History: In 1993, Bernard Crick (through his long connection with The Political Quarterly) had negotiated with them a guarantee of additional funding to launch and administer two annual Orwell Prizes for political writing, one for a book and one for journalism.
- Who's Who Who's Who: The Orwell Prize is administered by the Orwell Trust, the board of The Political Quarterly, and the Media Standards Trust. You can find out more about the Trustees, Board Members and MST employees here.
- How to Enter How to Enter: The Orwell Prize aims to encourage good writing and thinking about politics, about or associated with political and moral dilemmas, problems and ideas which raise issues of public policy or political concern construed in the broadest sense (including social and cultural concerns). Writing, in other words, which strives to meet George Orwell’s ambition to ‘make political writing into an art’.
- Values of the Orwell Prize The values of the Orwell Prize for political writing, taken from the works of George Orwell for whom the Prize is named.
- Rules and Regulations A full list of rules and regulations for the Orwell Prize, Britain's pre-eminent prize for political writing.
- Key Dates Key dates: You can find dates for all major events, including submission deadlines and prize announcements, here.
- Judges Judges: Since the first annual Orwell Prizes were awarded in 1993, many distinguished persons from literature and journalism have served on its judging panel, including Carmen Cahill, James Cornford, Malcolm Dean, David Hare, Ian Hargeaves, Richard Hoggart, Lisa Jardine, Angela Lambert, Penelope Lively, Joyce Macmillan, Blake Morrison, Andrew Motion, Andrew O’Hagan, Tom Paulin, Esme Percy, Donald Trelford, Lynne Truss, Marina Warner and Gwyneth Williams. Sir Bernard Crick was chair of the judges until 2005, a position now held by Professor Jean Seaton.
- Longlist Longlist: Beginning with this year's prize, the longlists for the Book Prize and Journalism Prize will be officially announced.
- Justin Webb Justin Webb's four longlisted radio broadcasts for the Orwell Prize 2008.
- Clive James Clive James' radio broadcasts, longlisted for the Orwell Prize 2008.
- Shortlist Shortlist: This year’s judges shortlisted the following.
- The Islamist An extract from Ed Husain's 'The Islamist', about radical Islam in Britain. Shortlisted for the Orwell Prize 2008.
- Clive Stafford Smith A interview with Clive Stafford Smith, human rights lawyer and author of 'Bad Men', shortlisted for the Orwell Prize 2008.
- Bad Men A chapter from Clive Stafford Smith's book 'Bad Men', shortlisted for the Orwell Prize 2008.
- Palestinian Walks The first chapter of Raja Shehadeh's 'Palestinian Walks', shortlisted for the Orwell Prize 2008.
- Wild The first chapter of Jay Griffiths' 'Wild', shortlisted for this year's Orwell Prize.
- Shortlist Announcement 2008 The announcement of the shortlists for the Orwell Prize 2008.
- Two Walks: Palestine and the Peak District A Conversation between Raja Shehadeh, winner of the Orwell Prize 2008 for Palestinian Walks, and Marina Lewycka, shortlisted for Two Caravans.
- Anton La Guardia Anton La Guardia, shortlisted for the 2008 Orwell Prize, discusses his work.
- Palestinian Walks An exclusive seventh chapter from Raja Shehadeh's 'Palestinian Walks', Orwell Prize 2008 Winner.
- Fishing in Utopia The first chapter of Andrew Brown's 'Fishing in Utopia' (Granta), shortlisted for the Orwell Prize 2009.
- Two Caravans The first chapter of Marina Lewycka's 'Two Caravans', shortlisted for the Orwell Prize 2008.
- Clive James Clive James, shortlisted for the Orwell Prize 2008, talks about his work and George Orwell.
- Marina Lewycka An interview with Marina Lewycka, author of 'A Short History of Tractors in Ukrainian' and 'Two Caravans', shortlisted for the Orwell Prize 2008.
- Shortlist Announcement The shortlists are announced for the Orwell Prize 2009.
- Winners Winners: 'Orwell is a hero and a model whom we vainly strive to imitate. To be associated with his name, as an Orwell Prize winner, is not just an honour but also a call to action.' Timothy Garton Ash, Journalism Winner, 2005
- Raja Shehadeh Raja Shehadeh narrates a slideshow based on his Orwell Prize-winning book, Palestinian Walks: Notes from a Vanishing Landscape.
- Raja Shehadeh Raja Shehadeh talks to Jews for Justice for Palestinians in Islington, London, about his Orwell Prize-winning book, Palestinian Walks, in September 2008.
- Winners All the previous winners of the Orwell Prize, at a glance.
- Johann Hari An exclusive interview with The Independent's Johann Hari, winner of the Orwell Prize for Journalism 2008. Interview conducted by Albert Scardino.
- Raja Shehadeh Raja Shehadeh, winner of the Orwell Prize for Books 2008, is interviewed by Kylie Morris for More4 News.
- Raja Shehadeh The speech given by the Prime Minister of the Palestinian National Authority upon honouring Raja Shehadeh, winner of the Orwell Prize for Books 2008.
- Blog Prize 2010 The Orwell Prize is delighted to invite entries for the Blog Prize 2010.
- Special Prizes Special Prizes: Winners of special Orwell Prizes, occasionally awarded by the judges.
- Events Events: Find details, read reports and view images of events held by and for Britain's pre-eminent political writing prize.
- Adapting Orwell A discussion on adapting Orwell for stage and screen, celebrating the 60th anniversary of 1984 and 70th anniversary of Coming Up for Air.
- Awards Ceremony 2008 More photographs from the Orwell Prize 2008 Awards Ceremony.
- Oxford 2010 The ninth of the Orwell Prize's events at the Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2010, a discussion on intelligence and the security services with Christopher Andrew, Miranda Carter and Sir David Omand.
- The Orwell Lecture 2008 Video of the 2008 George Orwell Memorial Lecture, given by Andrew O'Hagan at Birkbeck College on 'The English'.
- Coming Up for Air: A discussion on unemployment and uncertainty, celebrating the 70th anniversary of Orwell's Coming Up for Air.
- Awards Ceremony 2008 Johann Hari's acceptance speech upon winning the Orwell Prize for Journalism 2008.
- Oxford 2010 The first of the Orwell Prize's events at the Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2010, a discussion on free speech with Catherine Bennett, John Kampfner and Geoffrey Robertson QC.
- Edinburgh Book Fringe 2009 Winner of the Orwell Prize 2008, Raja Shehadeh, and Marina Lewycka, shortlisted for the 2008 Prize, discuss their new books and Israel and Palestine.
- Oxford 2010 The fourth of the Orwell Prize's events at the Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2010, a discussion on the future of Great Britain with Ian Jack and Peter Kellner.
- The Orwell Lecture 2009 Hilary Mantel gives the Orwell Memorial Lecture 2009, ‘“More like a castle than a realm” – Thomas Cromwell’s Radical England’.
- Oxford 2010 The eleventh of the Orwell Prize's events at the Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2010, a discussion on Orwell and Waugh with biographers D. J. Taylor and Paula Byrne.
- Writers in Schools Pilot Video of DJ Taylor and David Kynaston, talking about Orwell and Britain in the 1950s, at the first of the Orwell Prize's 'writers in schools' pilots in Norwich.
- Oxford 2010 The fifth of the Orwell Prize's events at the Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2010, a discussion on torture with Clare Algar and Ian Cobain.
- Buxton 2009 Andrew Brown, winner of the Orwell Prize 2009 for 'Fishing in Utopia', talks to David Blunkett MP.
- 1984: A discussion on thoughtcrime commemorating the 60th anniversary of 1984's publication.
- Shortlist Debate 2009 The Orwell Prize 2009 shortlist announcement, followed by a debate with Nick Cohen, David Davis MP, Frank Field MP and Douglas Murray.
- Oxford 2010 The eighth of the Orwell Prize's events at the Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2010, a screening of the Oscar nominated Burma VJ.
- The Orwell Prize 2010 Launch Video of the Orwell Prize Launch 2010, and evening of events celebrating the 75th anniversary of Orwell's Burmese Days.
- 1984: A discussion on torture marking the 60th anniversary of George Orwell's 1984.
- Awards Ceremony 2008 Photographs from the Orwell Prize 2008 Awards Ceremony.
- Awards Ceremony 2009 Video of the Orwell Prize Awards Ceremony 2009.
- Awards Ceremony 2008 Watch parts of the Orwell Prize Awards Ceremony 2008, including speeches and citations.
- Buxton 2009 Video from the Orwell Prize's first event at the Buxton Festival, on 'What makes a good political novel?', with Matthew Parris, Chris Cleave, Delia Jarrett-Macauley, Marina Lewycka and Robert McCrum.
- Edinburgh International Book Festival 2008 Raja Shehadeh, Winner of the Orwell prize 2008, speaks at the Edinburgh International Book Festival 2008.
- The Orwell Prize 2009 Video footage of the Orwell Prize 2009 Launch Debate, 'Is journalism failing failing states?', with Lord Ashdown, Peter Beaumont, David Loyn, and Michela Wrong.
- Has the Left Stopped Thinking? Video clips of the debate, 'Has the Left Stopped Thinking?', held to mark the announcement of the Orwell Prize 2008 Shortlists.
- The Orwell Lecture 2008 Andrew O'Hagan's 2008 Orwell Lecture, on 'The English', in full.
- Oxford 2010 The twelfth of the Orwell Prize's events at the Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2010, a discussion on the BBC with David Mitchell and Ed Vaizey MP.
- Oxford 2010 The secondof the Orwell Prize's events at the Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2010, a discussion on the economy with David Halpern and David Smith.
- Oxford 2010 The seventh of the Orwell Prize's events at the Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2010, a discussion on the future of Burma with Tin Htar Swe and Maung Zarni.
- Oxford 2010 The third of the Orwell Prize's events at the Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2010, a discussion on the future of policing with Sir Ian Blair, Roger Graef and Robert Reiner.
- Oxford 2010 The sixth of the Orwell Prize's events at the Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2010, a screening of George Orwell: A Life in Pictures and Q&A with writer/director Chris Durlacher.
- Oxford 2010 The tenth of the Orwell Prize's events at the Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival 2010, a screening of Dispatches: Orphans of Burma's Cyclone and a Q&A with the documentary makers.
- Oxford University Video of the Orwell Prize event at Oxford University on 24th February 2010, as Timothy Garton Ash, Mehdi Hasan and Douglas Murray discuss 'what can't you speak about in the 21st Century?'
- Alastair Campbell and Tony Benn Listen to Alastair Campbell, Tony Benn and Jean Seaton discuss political diaries, politics and the media at the Orwell Prize's first Sunday Times Oxford Literary Festival event.
- Works Orwell Prize Website
- Julio Etchart: Burmese Days revisited An essay, forming part of a photo-essay, by Julio Etchart, retracing George Orwell's steps in Burma.
- Gordon Bowker: Orwell's Library An essay by Orwell biographer, Gordon Bowker, on the books collected by Orwell during his life and his experience of working in a bookshop.
- Gordon Bowker: The Road to Morocco part 1 Part 1 of chapter 12 of Gordon Bowker's book, 'George Orwell', on Orwell's return from Spain.
- Loraine Saunders: Between Nineteen Eighty-Four and Brave New World: A Far Cry from Orwell’s Socialism An essay by Loraine Saunders on Orwell's view of society in 1984, Huxley's view of society in Brave New World, and Saunders view of society today.
- George Orwell: Shooting an Elephant George Orwell's essay on shooting an elephant in Burma, first published on 1936.
- George Orwell: In Defence of English Cooking A column by George Orwell in the Evening Standard, defending English cooking - mainly from the English themselves.
- George Orwell: Voice, 6 A special Christmas edition of Orwell's BBC Indian Service radio magazine show.
- Gordon Bowker: Orwell's London An essay by Gordon Bowker exploring the London locations frequented by George Orwell. Complete with Google Map.
- Colin Brush: 'It was a bright cold day in April...' Colin Brush, senior copywriter at Penguin, discusses briefly how to choose 'blurbs' for new Orwell editions.
- D. J. Taylor: Orwell's Voice A short essay, by one of the leading Orwell biographers, on the voice of George Orwell.
- Ben Pimlott: Introduction to 1984 An introduction to '1984' by the late Ben Pimlott, historical biographer, journalist and Orwell scholar.
- Douglas Kerr: Orwell, Kipling and Empire An essay by Douglas Kerr on the relationship between the works and worldviews of George Orwell and Rudyard Kipling.
- D. J. Taylor: Orwell Reflects on 'Big Brother' What would George Orwell have made of reality TV show, 'Big Brother', named for one of his works? D. J. Taylor finds out
- D. J. Taylor: An Oxfordshire Tomb Orwell's latest biographer discusses what motivated him, and provides a short history of Orwell biography.
- Sir Bernard Crick: Orwell as a Comic Writer One of Orwell's foremost biographers looks at the satire and humour in Orwell's work.
- George Orwell: The Freedom of the Press Orwell's proposed preface to Animal Farm, looking at censorship and the Freedom of the Press.
- George Orwell: An Incident in Rangoon A preliminary sketch for George Orwell's first novel, Burmese Days.
- George Orwell: Extract, Preliminary to Autobiography A preliminary sketch for George Orwell's first novel, Burmese Days.
- George Orwell: Summer-like for an instant A poem of Orwell's published by The Adelphi in 1933.
- George Orwell: Anonymous Review of Burmese Interlude by C. V. Warren An anonymous review by George Orwell, of C. V. Warren's Burmese Interlude, for The Listener.
- Richard Blair: Life with my Aunt Avril Blair The first essay ever published by Orwell's son, Richard Blair. Richard writes about being brought up by Orwell's sister, Avril.
- Peter Davison: Morocco Diaries A bibliographical note on Orwell's Morocco Diaries by Peter Davison, editor of Orwell's Complete Works.
- George Orwell: 'Free Will' A very short dramatic script by a young Orwell, written in 1920.
- George Orwell: from Looking Back on the Spanish War' A poem, about an Italian soldier Orwell met while fighting in the Spanish Civil War.
- George Orwell: The Pub and the People by Mass-Observation An unsigned review, written by Orwell for the Listener, of a Mass-Observation report on the British pub.
- George Orwell: The Moon Under Water An essay by George Orwell on 'The Moon Under Water', his ideal pub.
- George Orwell: Hop-picking An essay by George Orwell - signed Eric Blair - on hop-picking, from 1931.
- George Orwell: A Nice Cup of Tea Orwell describes how to make the perfect cuppa in the Evening Standard.
- George Orwell: A Happy Vicar I Might Have Been Arguably, one of Orwell's most famous (and best) poems.
- George Orwell: A Dressed Man and a Naked Man A poem written by Orwell in 1933.
- George Orwell: to Jack Common A letter from George Orwell to Jack Common, dated 25th August 1938.
- George Orwell: How a Nation Is Exploited - The British Empire in Burma An essay written by George Orwell in Burma in 1929 for Le Progrès Civique on the British Empire and its exploitation of the country.
- Ben Pimlott: Introduction to Orwell's England An introduction to a collection of essays by George Orwell on England and the English, by political biographer and journalist Ben Pimlott.
- Gordon Bowker: The Biography Orwell Never Wrote Gordon Bowker asks: what sort of biography would George Orwell have written?
- D. J. Taylor: Orwell's Poetry An essay by D. J. Taylor about Orwell's poetry, originally published by Finlay Publisher.
- Burmese Days A selection of pieces on George Orwell and Burma, originally compiled to mark the 75th anniversary of Orwell's Burmese Days in 2009.
- George Orwell: Homage to Catalonia An extract from Orwell's 'Homage to Catalonia' describing the different parties in the Spanish Civil War.
- Gordon Bowker: Orwell on the S.S. Stratheden Extracts from Gordon Bowker's biography of George Orwell, relating his voyage to Morocco in 1938.
- Emma Larkin: Introduction to Burmese Days An extract from Emma Larkin's introduction to George Orwell's Burmese Days (Penguin, 2009).
- George Orwell: Gordon Comstock’s poem from Keep the Aspidistra Flying The poem which preoccupies the main character throughout Orwell's novel.
- D. J. Taylor: Orwell and the Rats An essay by one of the leading Orwell biographers on Orwell's obsession with rats.
- George Orwell: The Art of Donald McGill An essay by George Orwell, looking at the British character through humourous seaside postcards.
- George Orwell: The Pagan An early poem by George Orwell, addressed to his childhood friend Jacintha Buddicom.
- Loraine Saunders: The Unsung Artistry of George Orwell An extract from Loraine Saunders' 'The Unsung Artistry of George Orwell', her book on Orwell's narrative voice.
- George Orwell: Extract, A Rebuke to the Author, John Flory A preliminary sketch for George Orwell's first novel, Burmese Days.
- D. J. Taylor: Orwell's Face An essay from one of the leading Orwell biographies on Orwell's obsession with faces.
- George Orwell: Bookshop Memories A famous essay by George Orwell, relating his time working in a bookshop.
- George Orwell: Charles Dickens A 1939 essay on Charles Dickens, written by George Orwell.
- Gordon Bowker: The Road to Morocco part 3 Gordon Bowker on the publication and reception of Orwell's Coming Up for Air
- George Orwell: A Hanging George Orwell's essay on witnessing a man being hanged in Burma, first published in 1931.
- George Orwell: John Flory - My Epitaph One of George Orwell's preliminary sketches for his first novel, Burmese Days.
- George Orwell: Can Socialists Be Happy? An essay authored by 'John Freeman', believed to be George Orwell, for Tribune magazine in 1943.
- James Walton: What a Carry On! Why, in order to understand the British love of Carry On!, one needs to read Orwell.
- George Orwell: Poetry and the Microphone An essay on radio poetry by George Orwell.
- George Orwell: Extract, The Autobiography of John Flory A preliminary sketch of George Orwell's first novel, Burmese Days.
- George Orwell: On a Ruined Farm near the His Master’s Voice Gramophone Factory A poem by George Orwell from 1934.
- George Orwell: The Road to Wigan Pier (extract) A passage on food, from 'The Road to Wigan Pier'.
- George Orwell: Anonymous Review of Trials in Burma by Maurice Collis An anonymous review by George Orwell, of Maurice Collis' Trials in Burma, for The Listener.
- Peter Davison: Preliminaries to Burmese Days An introduction to George Orwell's preliminary sketches for Burmese Days, by Peter Davison. Taken from the Complete Works.
- Dione Venables: Orwell - Plain Speaking and Hidden Agendas Dione Venables on reading - and re-reading - Orwell, his 'plain-speaking' and hidden agendas.
- George Orwell: Suggested by a Tooth Paste Advertisement An early poem by Orwell inspired by, as the title suggests, toothpaste adverts.
- Peter Davison: Orwell - Religion and Ethical Values An essay by one of the leading Orwell scholars, on the place of religion and morality in Orwell.
- Eric Hobsbawm: Intellectuals and the Spanish Civil War One of Britain's greatest left-wing historians looks at the role of intellectuals in the conflict that nearly cost Orwell his life.
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- Life and Work Life and Work: The works of George Orwell, born Eric Blair in 1903, still resonate today: his vision of a totalitarian society has passed into everyday language, and his journalism still inspires. In this section, you can learn more about the man behind the mass of novels and essays, with a biography from a leading Orwell scholar, and exclusive access to the Orwell Archive.
- Feature: Orwell and Poetry Explore some of Orwell's poems and thought on poetry.
- Orwell Diaries Announcing the launch of a blog, publishing Orwell's diaries 70 years after they were written, in real time.
- Feature: British Cookery Orwell's essay on British Cookery, and some more thoughts on food and drink.
- Coming soon... The Orwell Prize will officially launch an exciting new Orwell feature on Wednesday 30th July.
- Biography Biography: By D. J. Taylor, author of Orwell: The Life (2003). GEORGE ORWELL, the pen-name of Eric Arthur Blair, was born on 25 June 1903 in Motihari, Bengal, where his father, Richard Walmesley Blair, was working as an Opium Agent in the Indian Civil Service, into what – with the uncanny precision he brought to all social judgments – he described as ‘the lower-upper-middle classes’.
- Archive Archive: A life in pictures. See Orwell at rest, Orwell at work, and even Orwell at war. Look at everything from the notes he made on his journey to Wigan Pier, to his Spanish medical certificate, to the manuscript of 'Nineteen Eighty-Four'.
- Orwell Book Club Orwell Book Club: Interested in discussing one of Orwell's novels? Want to know what others think of the shortlist? Got a question that someone might be able to answer? Ask your questions, share your opinions and start your debates here.
- Evidence | 'Is journalism failing failing states?' Multimedia evidence allowing the public to take part in the debate marking the launch of the Orwell Prize 2009, 'Is journalism failing failing states?'
- Book Club Book Club: The Orwell Book Club has been designed for you to have your say on any of the books shortlisted for the Orwell Prize, or any of George Orwell's own works. Whatever your age, level of study or level of interest, feel free to dip in and share your opinions, ask questions or begin a debate.
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