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Paul Anderson journalist: LABOUR'S UNION PROBLEM
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Friday, 7 February 2014. Paul Anderson, Tribune. Column, 7 February 2014. Labour’s relationship with the trade unions has always been a problem. Union barons became fixtures in Labour politics, controlling local parties through their surrogates in much of the country and wielding decisive influence over the party conference – and between conferences they ran the National Executive Committee. Much more important, however, was the impact of the collapse of union membership during the 1980s and 1990s. T...
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Paul Anderson journalist: LOU REED WAS MY TEENAGE HERO
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Thursday, 31 October 2013. LOU REED WAS MY TEENAGE HERO. Column, 1 November 2013. There’s one song every band can play. If the words don’t ring a bell:. Standing on a corner. Suitcase in my hand. The riff will do it for you. Da – da, da, di, da – da, da, di,da. But it was only after the Velvet Underground went under, after the release of Loaded. Their most commercially-oriented LP, that people got Lou Reed. He was turned into an international superstar by David Bowie, then at the height of his fame, ...
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Paul Anderson journalist: MISCELLANEOUS
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Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). I was born in Edinburgh in 1959, grew up in Ipswich and studied Politics, Philosophy and Economics at Balliol College, Oxford (1978-81) and journalism at the London College of Printing (1982-83). I spent the 1980s and 1990s working for various radical publications, starting with Solidarity. I was deputy editor of European Nuclear Disarmament Journal. 1984-87), reviews editor (1986-91) and then editor (1991-93) of Tribune. Deputy editor of New Statesman and Society. I’ve ...
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ORWELL IN TRIBUNE: Peter Stothard, Daily Beast
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Thursday, 6 August 2009. Peter Stothard, Daily Beast. Classics are timeless—or so we think. In the case of George Orwell, the distinguished historian Richard Vinen points out in the TLS. From the years before 1984. And a new study about Orwell and Marxism, put Orwell rewardingly back in his historical place–-and show how the timeless work of literature emerged from the messy business of writing to the moment. Posted by Paul Anderson. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). BUY THE BOOK HERE. Anderson's infor...
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ORWELL IN TRIBUNE: Tom Widger, Sunday Tribune (Dublin)
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Sunday, 5 October 2008. Tom Widger, Sunday Tribune. The questioning mind in me has always loved Orwell. The Orwell who just about escaped death from the Soviet NKVD at the close of the Spanish Civil War, the Orwell of Wigan Pier, the creator of the Thought Police, the pigs in Animal Farm. Posted by Paul Anderson. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). BUY THE BOOK HERE. Tribune : "As I Please" and other writings 1943-7. Edited by Paul Anderson, by clicking on the picture. Sean French, Independent. Anderson'...
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ORWELL IN TRIBUNE: Frank Kermode, New York Review of Books
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Tuesday, 12 June 2007. Frank Kermode, New York Review of Books. During his years as literary editor and columnist on the left-wing weekly Tribune. George Orwell wrote, in addition to his journalism, Animal Farm. Suited him very well, letting him do as he pleased, offering a measure of political agreement but also a background against which his boldness and oddity stood out very clearly. He was ten years old when the Titanic. And later still turned down Animal Farm. By this time he was writing his Tribune.
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ORWELL IN TRIBUNE: Tom Templeton, Observer
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Sunday, 14 September 2008. Tom Templeton, Observer. George Orwell's war-time Tribune. Between 1943 and 1947, the years these columns span, he wrote Animal Farm. And his journalism exhibits all the disdain for humbug, and the clarity and independence of thought that shine through his novels. Jokes that are funny usually contain that un-English thing, an idea"); and that perennial of the political commentator, the "quite fantastic ugliness" of most politicians. Posted by Paul Anderson. BUY THE BOOK HERE.
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ORWELL IN TRIBUNE: Sebastian Shakespeare, Evening Standard
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Tuesday, 7 October 2008. Sebastian Shakespeare, Evening Standard. With the future of the left-wing weekly hanging in the balance, there could be no more timely reminder of its importance to British culture than the reissue of Orwell in. Tribune, a collection of George Orwell's essays edited by Paul Anderson. In 1943 and spent 13 months as literary editor and the next three-and-a-half years as a columnist and reviewer. Although he is best known for his novels Nineteen Eighty-Four. George Orwell turned pol...
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ORWELL IN TRIBUNE: Peter Robins, Daily Telegraph
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Saturday, 20 September 2008. Peter Robins, Daily Telegraph. As I Please", the weekly column that George Orwell wrote for Tribune. In the 1940s, shows him at his most attractive: in direct and economically humorous prose, he ranges from the Cornhill. Posted by Paul Anderson. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). BUY THE BOOK HERE. Tribune : "As I Please" and other writings 1943-7. Edited by Paul Anderson, by clicking on the picture. Sean French, Independent. Martin Rowson, Tribune. Anderson's informative in...
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ORWELL IN TRIBUNE: D. J. Taylor, Independent on Sunday
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Tuesday, 26 December 2006. D J Taylor, Independent on Sunday. Books of the year feature. Posted by Paul Anderson. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). BUY THE BOOK HERE. Tribune : "As I Please" and other writings 1943-7. Edited by Paul Anderson, by clicking on the picture. Sean French, Independent. Martin Rowson, Tribune. Of British politics and literature in the first half of the last century. Who was Barbara Castle's husband and who her lover? Answers sit conveniently at the foot of the page. Anderson's...
