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WHERE TRUTH IS A CRIME • Orwell’s unforgettable vision of a world where thought itself is policed.
Winston Smith lives in a society where every movement, every word, even every thought is monitored by the all-seeing eye of Big Brother. History is rewritten, truth is manufactured, and individuality is crushed. But Winston dreams of rebellion. He falls in love. He dares to believe in freedom. His quiet defiance sets him on a dangerous path—one that will test the limits of his courage and the strength of the human spirit.
First published in 1949, George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four is more than dystopian fiction—it is a profound warning about power, surveillance, and the fragility of truth. Its influence has been vast, shaping political discourse and inspiring writers, filmmakers, and thinkers across generations. Phrases like “Big Brother,” “thoughtcrime,” and “doublethink” have entered everyday language, symbols of the novel’s enduring relevance. As Orwell chillingly writes: “If you want a picture of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face—forever.”
This Feel Classics edition presents Orwell’s masterpiece in an accessible format for today’s readers. Featuring a thoughtful introduction, explanatory notes, glossary, and a detailed chronology of his life and work, it is ideal for students, first-time readers, and literature enthusiasts alike.
A timeless, unforgettable classic that still speaks to anyone who has ever questioned authority, defended truth, or dreamed of freedom.
