Animal Farm

The book includes not only Orwell's legendary parable novella "Animal Farm," but also essays from various years—"Literature and Totalitarianism," "Writers and Leviathan," "Notes on Nationalism," and others. What draws readers to the fiction and journalistic prose of this author, banned in totalitarian countries? First and foremost, the critical political and cultural issues of the 1940s, which remain relevant today. It also features an objective assessment of events and the author's vibrant individuality, coupled with genuine literary mastery.