The Brahm Revel Interview

The Brahm Revel Interview

From Gaslit Nation by Andrea Chalupa

April 13, 2026 · 49 min

About this episode

The episode features an interview with illustrator Brahm Revel discussing his work on Mrs. Orwell and its relevance today.

Gaslit Nation presents an Instagram Live discussion recorded over the weekend with the acclaimed illustrator Brahm Revel , the artist of Mrs. Orwell . Brahm is based in Barcelona, where Eileen and Eric Blair (aka George Orwell), spent their honeymoon fighting fascists in the Spanish Civil War. Eileen was holed up in the Hotel Continental, which still exists, where Stalin's agents searched her hotel room, stealing Orwell's Spain diaries and other papers, which are believed to be somewhere in Moscow to this day. We're celebrating freedom fighters, past and present, tonight at Powerhouse Arena in DUMBO, Brooklyn at 7pm ET , for the launch of Mrs. Orwell . Patreon supporters get in free! Russian mafia expert Olga Lautman will be there, and so will the good folks of Razom for Ukraine and the Media and Democracy Project , co-sponsors of the event, because the Orwells would have been fans. So come and get a Mrs. Orwell tote bag, meet other Gaslit Nation listeners, and celebrate the defeat of Orban, MAGA, and the Kremlin in Hungary. Enjoy this conversation with Brahm about the creative process that went into the making of Mrs. Orwell and why the story matters for us today, in an age that…

People in this episode

Host: Andrea Chalupa

Guest: Brahm Revel

Topics covered

  • illustration
  • freedom fighters
  • creative process
  • Spanish Civil War
  • political discussion
  • cultural history

Keywords

  • Brahm Revel
  • Mrs. Orwell
  • George Orwell
  • Spanish Civil War
  • freedom fighters
  • illustration
  • politics
  • culture

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Powerhouse Arena

Books & works: Mrs. Orwell

Places: Barcelona, DUMBO

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