Secker & Warburg

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Secker & Warburg was a notable British publishing house renowned for issuing influential mid-20th-century works of political and literary significance, including George Orwell’s major novels.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British company
publishing house
activePeriod mid‑20th century
catalogIncludes modernist literature
works on socialism
works on totalitarianism
country United Kingdom
dissolved 1982
editorialStance anti‑Stalinist
anti‑fascist
supportive of democratic socialism
foundedBy Fredric Warburg
Martin Secker
Roger Senhouse
genre literary fiction
non‑fiction
political literature
imprintOf Penguin Random House
Random House
inception 1935
industry publishing
languageOfPublication English
location London, England
surface form: London
notableAuthor Angus Wilson
Arthur Koestler
Stuart Hall
surface form: C. L. R. James

George Orwell
Laurie Lee
notableFor publishing George Orwell
publishing anti‑totalitarian literature
publishing literary fiction
publishing politically significant works
parentCompany The Harvill Press
surface form: Harvill Secker

Penguin Random House
Random House
predecessor William Heinemann
surface form: Martin Secker
published Animal Farm
Coming Up for Air
George Orwell
Homage to Catalonia
Keep the Aspidistra Flying
1984
surface form: Nineteen Eighty‑Four

The Case for Socialism
The Lion and the Unicorn
The Outsider
The Road to Wigan Pier
works critical of Stalinism
works critical of fascism
successor The Harvill Press
surface form: Harvill Secker

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subject surface form: Nineteen Eighty-Four
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