This author wrote an essay about “the only time in my life that I had been important enough” to be “hated by large numbers of people.” (10[1])This author writes about a dead body “grinning with an expression of unendurable agony” in an essay that parenthetically says to “never tell me, (10[1])by the way, that (10[1])the dead look peaceful.” The use of “operators” or “verbal false limbs” is condemned by this author in an essay that also rails against “pretentious (10[1])diction” (10[1])and “meaningless (10[1])words.” This author (10[1])describes how (10[1])it is “always unnerving to have a crowd following you” in an essay where, despite resolving not to, he performs the title action “solely to avoid looking a fool” while stationed in Burma. For 10 points, name this author of “Politics (10[1])and the English Language” and “Shooting an Elephant.” ■END■