The year 1984 has come and gone, yet George Orwell's prophetic nightmare vision in 1949 of the world we were becoming is timelier than ever.

Blackstone Audio presents a new recording of this dramatically popular book.

George Orwell's timeless fable - a parable for would-be liberators everywhere, glimpsed through the lens of our own history.

George Orwell’s classic satire of the Russian Revolution is an intimate part of our contemporary culture.

The year 1984 has come and gone, yet George Orwell's prophetic nightmare vision in 1949 of the world we were becoming is timelier than every.

Burmese Days presents a bitter and satirical picture of the white man’s rule in Upper Burma.

Dorothy’s strength has its limits; one night as she works feverishly on costumes for the church-school play, she blacks out.

With money he has won at a race, George Bowling steals a vacation from his wife and family to visit Lower Binfield, the village where he grew up.

This fictional account of Orwell's salad days as a penniless British writer in the early 1930's contains...

This book records the experiences of a man who finds himself in Paris in the early 1930s without a penny.

In 1936, George Orwell went to Spain to report on its civil war and instead joined the militia to fight against the Fascists.

Gordon Comstock, a poor young man who works by day in a grubby London bookstore, spends his evenings shivering in a rented room and trying to write.

To find out how industrial workers lived, Orwell not only observed but shared their experience. Orwell stayed in dreary lodgings and subsisted on their scant diet.

Too libelous to print in England until 1968, the title essay in this collection reveals the abuse Orwell experienced as a child at an expensive and snobbish boarding school. Other essays focus on Gandhi, Charles Dickens, Rudyard Kipling, and Henry Miller.