Cattle farm. Orwell J.

George Orwell (1903–1950)-writer, journalist and publicist, author of the illustrious novel-antiopian "1984". Orwell’s works were prohibited in a variety of places, but, despite this, he remains one of the most read authors. Neologisms created by him, such as “Big Brother” and “Police of Thoughts”, were firmly entrenched in the modern language. “All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others” are probably the most famous phrase from the “Bester Economy” (1945), J. Orwell’s fairy tales about the collapse of revolutionary hopes. In this book, Orwell managed to fulfill two tasks set for himself in 1937: “Expect the Soviet myth” and “Make political prose art”.

The publication includes an article by J. Orwell “Freedom of Press”, conceived as a preface to the “cattle economy”, but published only twenty years after the death of the author.