Description

His best-known books, "Animal Farm" and "Nineteen-Eighty-Four", are two of the very well-known, well-cited and important political satires ever created. Another books in this volume will also be involved with people at odds with repressive organizations: the damaged imperialism of "Burmese Days", disaffection with materialistic culture in "Keep consitently the Aspidistra Flying", the challenges of modern suburban residing in "Coming Up for Air" and the down-and-out women in "A Clergyman's Daughter". All of them show Orwellis strong knowledge of human character, his biting comedy and great empathy.