... both sides of life. Therefore, Orwell has the qualifications to inform the reader about poverty, without looking down on it. "Poverty is what I"m writing about,"(p.5), is Orwell's thesis, which is relevant throughout the book. What makes this commentary fascinating is that Orwell does not offer a solution for poverty ... your" which is effective in making the audience be part of his journey. Another factor that has influenced the type of audience that Orwell is writing for is the use of simple language. Orwell uses simple language to make it clear that his intended audience is a general e...

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... accident as a child, and therefore has never driven one. This is one reason he talks about cars speeding by in his novels. Writing since the age of eleven, Bradbury has composed numerous works. He was born in Waukegan, Illinois, on August 22, 1920. Bradbury never went to ... college, but he attended a writing class in 1941 conducted by Robert Heinlein, a "science fiction master." Using the skills he learned in this class, he wrote a short story ... Wilson, and Gilbert Highet proclaimed Bradbury a writer of national merit. Some other men, though, dislike Bradbury's writing style. Edward ...

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