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The two most famous, cult anti-utopia novels in one book.
1984 is the anti-utopia of the English writer George Orwell. It is the best known and most cited anti-utopia in the literature.
Today, political elites, transnational corporations, propaganda media, and social networks seem to have embraced George Orwell's fantastic discoveries: "Big Brother is watching you," "Freedom is slavery," "Peace is war."
The novel tells the story of Winston Smith and his degradation under the influence of the totalitarian state in which he lives.
We are a fascinating anti-utopian novel by the talented writer and publicist Yevgeny Ivanovich Zamyatin (1884–1937).
Time of action is a distant future. Society lives in conditions of total control, instead of names people are given license plates, any feelings are forbidden. But in this society a revolutionary movement is emerging that wants to bring back the previous, real life.