ARC Classics: 1984 by George Orwell

George Orwell’s final novel, 1984, tells the story of one man’s battle against an oppressive, all-seeing state power known as “Big Brother.” A cornerstone of anti-utopian fiction, the novel delivers sharp political satire that remains as impactful today as when it was first published. Winston Smith works at the Ministry of Truth in London, the capital of Airstrip One. Everywhere he turns, Big Brother’s gaze looms from posters, while the Thought Police root out even the smallest acts of rebellion. When Winston falls in love with Julia, he begins to see life beyond the Party’s suffocating control and awakens to the possibility of freedom. Together, they dare to defy the Party, even under the shadow of circling police helicopters and the threat of discovery. But dissent - even in thought - is intolerable to Big Brother. For those who dare to think differently, the Party has created the ultimate punishment: Room 101. Orwell’s 1984 is a chilling and unforgettable vision of a totalitarian future where individuality and freedom are crushed under a brutal regime.

Features & Benefits

• Theme Name: Science fiction
• Country of Publisher: United Kingdom
• Place of Publisher: London
• Format Type: Paperback / softback
• Publisher Name: Arcturus Publishing Ltd