1984 - George Orwell

"Big Brother is watching you" A simple phrase turns into a nightmare when it becomes a poster covering the city walls. Every citizen must realize it as an inescapable truth. In a small room, Winston Smith lives, the editor responsible for reviewing history and rewriting it in accordance with the will of the ruling party. In a remote corner of the room, away from surveillance cameras, he is busy writing his memoirs that could lead to his downfall if discovered. "1984" is one of the classics of world literature and one of the most important novels of the twentieth century. Orwell masterfully depicted the longing for a time when thought was free and no one could erase what others produce. Translated into more than 65 languages. "The masterpiece that killed George Orwell" The Observer "The novel that foresaw the tyranny we live in" BBC Culture George Orwell (1903-1950) is one of the most important British writers of the twentieth century. He worked at the British Broadcasting Corporation as an editor and journalist until the end of his life. Throughout his life, he was concerned with defending the oppressed and fighting dictatorship and injustice. He wrote poetry, journalistic articles, memoirs, and novels. His novel "Animal Farm" was published by Dar Al Saqi. Number of pages: 368 Publisher: Dar Al Saqi Translator: Malik Salman