What's the most comprehensive collection of Orwell's non-fiction, the 'Collected' four volume set or the Everyman's single volume collection?
What's the most comprehensive collection of Orwell's non-fiction, the 'Collected' four volume set or the Everyman's single volume collection?
I don't think it's possible to qualify one as the "best", because that's a bit subjective. All collections tend to have the ones perceived as more important in them, so just go for the most comprehensive one - the one with the most titles.
Go to work, get married, have some kids, pay your taxes, pay your bills, watch your tv, follow fashion, act normal, obey the law and repeat after me: "I am free."
Anon
I am trying to get the most comprehensive. The Everyman's version has 250 essays but I don't know how many the Collected set has.Originally Posted by The Atheist
Gotcha. I have about 20 different compilations, none of them large.
250 sounds pretty good.
Go to work, get married, have some kids, pay your taxes, pay your bills, watch your tv, follow fashion, act normal, obey the law and repeat after me: "I am free."
Anon
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