George Orwell's

Timeline:
1903 was born in India.
1911 went to St Cyprian's School in Eastbourne.
1917 won a scholarship to Eton.
1921 joined the British police in Burma.
1927 resigned.
1928 he journeyed to Paris.
1932-1933 worked as a teacher in private school.
1933 was published his first book in Paris and London.
1934 got a part time job in a second handbook shop and published a first novel.
1935 had another novel published called Clergyman's Daughter.
1936 published Keep[ the Aspidistra Flying , married Eileen , commissioned to write a book
         about poverty in northern England and left Spain to fight in the Spanish Civil War.
1937 published The Road to Wigan Pier.
1938 published A Homage to Catalonia and suffered from tuberculosis.
1938-1939 spent the winter in Marocco.
1939 published Coming Up For Air novel.
1941-1943 worked for the BBC and became editor  for the Tribune a lift wing magazine.
1945 published Animal Farm and his wife died.
1949 published masterpiece and married his second wife Sonia.
1950 died.
  
Turning points

George Orwell grew dissatisfied and decided to become a writer.

Achievement

He won a scholarship to Eton.