The Road To Wigan Pier

Exploring the stark realities of poverty and working-class existence in northern England, this 1937 study by George Orwell highlights the impact of cultural encounters on personal beliefs. It solidified Orwell's reputation as a leading political and social commentator, addressing class relations and potential political solutions to social issues. This essential non-fiction work offers insights into Orwell's life and legacy, remaining influential and widely read, serving as a benchmark for future social and political critiques.