Georgeorwell Stories

Oceanía controla el presente. El Partido controla el pasado. Pero algunos recuerdos todavía sobreviven. Adrián Cole trabaja corrigiendo archivos históricos dentro del Ministerio de la Verdad. Su vida transcurre entre propaganda, vigilancia y documentos manipulados... hasta que descubre una serie de archivos prohibidos que contradicen todo lo que el Partido enseña. Mientras las telepantallas observan cada movimiento, Adrián comprenderá que recordar puede ser el acto más peligroso de todos.

This journal is from the perspective of a person living in George Orwell's book, 1984. The character itself is one of my creation, however the world is the one of 1984. Edward Hale is the author of these journal entries, a Party member and father of two, who begins to question the world he's living in.

A diary entry from Curley, a character from George Orwell's "Of Mice and Men". The diary entry is written in the contemporary language of the time. Curley is describing his emotions to the arrival of the two new fellas on the ranch, George and Lennie.

Attention: I didn't write the book "1984". This book does not contain the story, but facts/points about the story.

A girl is on the run. From Them. She had always hoped it would never come to this. She had always hoped that she could have gotten away with what she did. But she didn't. And now, Their coming. This is a short story I wrote in AP English as a project for the novel "1984" by George Orwell, so it is influenced by that.

Yo, waddup fucker, read it if you want, I made it when I was, 16 yeah? It's kinda funny in places

What is the meaning of 1984?

what does it cost to live a happy life ?

(Other essays still to be uploaded) I do not own any of the copyright for any of George Orwell's essays, articles and novels. This is purely for educational and entertainment purposes only.

This is the book Animal Farm by George Orwell *None of this book is credited to me, everything belongs to George Orwell*

Animal Farm is an allegorical novella by George Orwell, first published in England on 17 August 1945. According to Orwell, the book reflects events leading up to the Russian Revolution of 1917 and then on into the Stalinist era of the Soviet Union.

I will give you the grade I got for my summer reading project later, once it has been graded appox. two weeks after the 21st of August. This is for all the procrastinators or the kids who didn't know this project was even a thing. The rules are its to be about 750 words, have at least one question about a character, setting, or theme (say where you got the idea of your point), and say why you thought one point in the story didn't work. If you want to praise or complain to the author, say what they did and how it contributed to the novel.

An (unfinished) dystopian novel. Exploring fear of brutal leadership, friendship and escapes. Hunger Games meets Nineteen Eighty-Four.

It's a really short sequel to George Orwell's 1984- uh yeah that's about it I wrote this a year ago for class so yeah

In a dystopian blend of Middle-earth and George Orwell's "1984," the One Ring's dark legacy collides with an oppressive regime, turning a world of heroes into one of surveillance and despair. Follow Frodo, now a symbol of resistance, as he allies with Aragorn (Winston) and a diverse group of rebels to ignite hope against the all-seeing Eye of Sauron and the relentless Party. Witness an epic fusion of classics, a battle for freedom, and the indomitable human spirit in "The Shadow of Mordor: 1984."

In a world where xenophobia is justified, crime is normal, & hatred is natural, hedgehogs & ponies live under the influence of Big Sister. Big Sister sees all. Big Sister knows all. Big Sister controls all. (Based on the original novel by George Orwell)

A variety of of works written by me from 2013 and onwards. Essays, poems, short stories, one shots; set tasks, random ideas, and dream-inspired.