Essay on "How far is too far?" and "A means to an end" and how it relates to the real world, Animal Farm by George Orwell and A Tale of Two Cities By Charles Dickens.

The first in a new series of blogs on the topic of self awareness.

In Autumn 1981, I visited the British Museum and Reading Room (Library), before the British Library took up new headquarters at St. Pancras. It was a visit I’ll never forget, because that building was an monumental repository for impressive art and cultural treasures. I also remember photographing there, and took two or three photos of note.

My most extensive personal photo-assignment in London 1981 was taking pictures at a day care centre in Islington, around the corner from where I lived. I photographed there one or two hours daily for about a month, and tried to show life from the child’s perspective.

The personification of a slaughterhouse pig.

This is an alternate ending to the story Animal Farm by George Orwell.

A play written script for Animal Farm, by George Orwell, chapter three.

A character’s feelings in the book 1984 named Winston. The book is written by George Orwell who has inspired me to write this poem.