1984 - GEORGE ORWELL

Enter the dark world of totalitarian control in George Orwell's "1984". This timeless dystopian novel, published in 1949, still resonates with readers around the world, offering a terrifying vision of a future where individual freedom is suppressed and truth is manipulated by an omnipresent state.

• Engaging plot: Follow the fate of Winston Smith, who rebels against the Party and its constant surveillance.
• Universal message: Discover deep thoughts on power, control and the importance of freedom.
• Cult status: Immerse yourself in one of the most important works of 20th century literature.
• Inspiration for generations: Reflect on the relevance of the novel in the context of today's social and political challenges.
• Terrifying vision: Get to know a world where thoughtcrime is punished and history is constantly being changed.
• Demanding reading: Prepare for an intense experience that will make you reflect on the human condition.

"1984" is not just a novel, it is a warning. Orwell created a world in which the Party exercises absolute control over every aspect of citizens' lives. The Ministry of Truth manipulates information, the Ministry of Peace wages war, and Big Brother watches. In this world, Winston Smith, a member of the Outer Party, begins to question the system and seek the truth.

This novel, although written in 1949, remains extremely relevant. Orwell touches on topics that are still present in our society: surveillance, propaganda, manipulation of language and control over information. "1984" forces us to consider how susceptible we are to external influences and how important it is to maintain critical thinking.

Sploty Publishing House presents this classic novel in a new edition, with attention to detail and fidelity to the original text. This paperback edition, with 448 pages, is ideal for anyone who wants to immerse themselves in Orwell's dark world and experience his terrifying message. The 206x144 mm format makes the book comfortable to read and easy to carry.

"Freedom means the right to say that two and two make four." This is one of the most important sentences in the novel, which reminds us of the value of truth and independent thinking. "1984" is a must-read for anyone who values freedom and wants to understand the mechanisms of power.

Don't wait, reach for "1984" and see for yourself why this novel still evokes emotions and provokes discussion. It is a book that will stay with you long after reading.