Orwell did take American literature seriously, he recognized its success with the incomplete struggle for liberty, and discussed it on the BBC. Near the end of his life when his health was failing due to tuberculosis, he began to have a change of heart towards America. He wrote about Jack London's life and works and had a great appreciation for them.
Orwell did hold American literature in high regard, he acknowledged its triumph over the incomplete fight for freedom, and discussed it on the BBC. Towards the end of his life, when his health was deteriorating due to tuberculosis, he started to have a shift in his perspective towards America. He wrote about Jack London's life and works and had a deep admiration for them.