How To Write With Density | George Orwell | 1984

George Orwell teaches you how to write with density in his seminal work, Nineteen Eighty-Four (1984). Storytelling techniques from an often misunderstood, and incredible novel.
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[Anarcath]

"They fear love because it creates a world they can't control."--George Orwell

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i always thought the day had 13 hours, to indicate a total subversion of truth…

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Come. Haunted mansions want the living back.
Our breath a password at the gothic doors.
The butler’s phantom in the kitchen laughs,
remembering the maid he once adored.
Their favorite room includes a view of us;
the living on their bellies on the lawn.
Their faces youthful in reunion blush.
Her duster on his shoulder, arm in arm.
Somehow we might resemble both of them;
they in the attic hand in hand slowdance
in what the spiders’ cobwebs represent;
those long forgotten couples understand.
In books and films we’ve climbed such haunted stairs.
Come! See them dance before they disappear

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You should do a video on the writing of Disco Elysium.

[Anarcath]

Great video. Great narration. But one problem: too short.

[prometheusboat]

This channel is great (subscribed!) but quite frankly I would prefer to have it on Spotify.
The visuals add nothing at all to the text. Nothing whatsoever.
I listen to your mini-lectures, and for technical reasons, and have not seen the point of your images, which surely must have taken a lot of time to produce.

[seymourpant]

I think he just wanted to make an interesting first sentence, so he wrote one that catches you off guard

[ParmelionHoughton]

By this description then Orwell is not a very good writer. I already thought he wasn’t all that, but a 24-hour clock would be more laissez fairs because each hour has less detail. A 12 hour clock provides a lot more control because it controls each hour in more detailed increments. This means that this opening line already shows a plot hole. Are we sure this is the interpretation we want to go with?