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This audiobook is a biography of Weegee, a famous photographer in mid-20th century New York City. Weegee had an uncanny ability to arrive at crime scenes just as police did, earning him the nickname "Weegee" as he claimed to function like a Ouija board. Through his photography, Weegee documented the gritty reality and complex humanity of New York City. The biography follows Weegee's life from immigrant kid to celebrity photographer, moving from New York to Los Angeles and Europe, living a life as fascinating as the scenes he captured through his groundbreaking photos.
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Michael is suspected of murdering Lily Roberts and 5 other victims in London based on evidence found in his flat. Lily went on a date with Michael and then disappeared. Her parents were interviewed and said it was out of character for her to run away. They last saw her going on a date with Michael. Police are treating it as a code red murder investigation and want any information from the public. Michael is seen slowly approaching a board in his flat with details and photos of the victims, suggesting he is the killer.
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Michael is suspected of murdering Lily Roberts and 5 other victims in London based on evidence found in his flat. Lily went on a date with Michael and then disappeared. Her parents were interviewed and said it was out of character for her to run away. They last saw her going on a date with Michael. Police are treating it as a code red murder investigation and want any information from the public. Michael is seen slowly approaching a board in his flat with details and photos of the victims, suggesting he is the killer.
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1984 Thoughtcrime? Does it matter that
George Orwell pinched the plot?
George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four is a classic – but it owes its plot, characters and
conclusion to Yevgeny Zamyatin's 1920s novel We
A superior writer … George Orwell in the 1940s. Photograph: CSU Archives/Everett/
Rex Features
It is a book in which one man, living in a totalitarian society a number of years in the
future, gradually finds himself rebelling against the dehumanizing forces of an
omnipotent, omniscient dictator. Encouraged by a woman who seems to represent the
political and sexual freedom of the pre-revolutionary era (and with whom he sleeps in an
ancient house that is one of the few manifestations of a former world), he writes down
his thoughts of rebellion – perhaps rather imprudently – as a 24-hour clock ticks in his
grim, lonely flat. In the end, the system discovers both the man and the woman, and
after a period of physical and mental trauma the protagonist discovers he loves the
state that has oppressed him throughout, and betrays his fellow rebels. The story is
intended as a warning against and a prediction of the natural conclusions of
totalitarianism.
This is a description of George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four, which was first published
60 years ago on Monday. But it is also the plot of Yevgeny Zamyatin's We, a Russian
novel originally published in English in 1924.
Orwell's novel is consistently acclaimed as one of the finest of the last 100 years – two
years ago Guardian readers voted it the 20th century's "definitive" book – and it remains
a consistent bestseller. Should it alter our respect for it that Orwell borrowed much of his
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plot, the outlines of three of his central figures, and the progress of the book's dramatic
arc from an earlier work?
Orwell reviewed We for Tribune in 1946, three years before he published Nineteen
Eighty-Four. In his review, he called Zamyatin's book an influence on Aldous Huxley's
Brave New World, though Huxley always denied anything of the sort. "It is in effect a
study of the Machine," Orwell wrote of We, "the genie that man has thoughtlessly let out
of its bottle and cannot put back again. This is a book to look out for when an English
version appears." He seems to have taken his own advice.
We was not published in Russia until the glasnost era of 1988; among its most
controversial passages for the Soviets was an apparent call for a new revolution to
sweep away theirs: "How can there be a final revolution? There is no final one. The
number of revolutions is infinite. The last one – that's for children. Infinity frightens
children, and it's essential that children get a good night's sleep." Foreign editions
released in Zamyatin's lifetime led to his being banned from publishing, and eventually
he wrote to Stalin to ...
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