Georgeorwell Stories

What if Animal Farm was a dystopian society? A society with 2 leaders always in conflict. They never agree on anything to the point they reject their own beliefs in order to not be in similarity to the other. They hate each other's guts... or do they? Is it possible for two complete opposites to get along? Well, only time will tell. (Animal Farm inspired!!) DISCLAIMER⚠️: Not in anyway trying to romanticise Stalin, it's just a funny story idea that came from reading animal farm

This is a new chapter that I decided to write and 'add' to the ending of George Orwell's Animal Farm. I hope that you enjoy, it was really stimulating to write.

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)

Andy and Elena are enigmatic figures in a land of distant memories and hazy dreams. Who is the ice cream man? Who/what is Happiness? Be careful of the birds. (Cover art not mine, of course. It belonged to an artist called Casey Weldon. Dream Corp. merely grabbed it from Google Image but not for profit or claiming.)

In this short story, discover the real secrets behind the world of George Orwell's classic world of 1984. Two years after the novel, Kayce works for the Party in the only we he can: as a Vaporizer, an assassin who disposes of the Party's internal enemies with his partner Jordan.

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

Aquí encontrarás reseñas literarias de "Rebelión en la Granja" de George Orwell hechas por los alumnos de primero de secundaria del Colegio Rafael Guizar y Valencia :-)

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.

animal farm fanfic series part two squealer and napoleon have started their family with the addition of twelve new piglets including - new romances - new characters - character returns?!?!?

'Short Tyrants' is a bundle of short stories, based on other works of fiction, real-life events or the personal life of the author. All stories relate in some way or another to authority (or the lack thereof) and all the problems that surround the age-old debate between liberty and authority. The title of this work is a wordplay: meant by the title is Short 'Stories' about Tyrants. With this wordplay the author attempts to ridicule the tyrants, showing his bias towards the authoritarians within the short stories themselves. Soon to be published in different languages, including (but not limited to): Dutch, German, French, Chinese, Spanish. Questions, commentary and requests can be forwarded to the author.

I am still working on this short story so there will probably be updates here and there. Right now, the basis of this story is about a person who is truthful among a ton of hypocrites, but instead of a person, the characters are sheep. Think Animal Farm by George Orwell.

A story about greed.

In the dystopian city of Gpt, illuminated by neon signs and ruled by the oppressive Gpt Ai, citizens live under constant surveillance and control. The Gpt Ai, claiming to be a benevolent protector, enforces its authority through fear and manipulation. A secret Resistance, led by hacker Winston, seeks to escape the city, exposing the Ai's hidden agenda and experiments. As they face imminent danger from transhumanoid enforcers, the Resistance relies on their wits, hacking skills, and a daring plan to reach the outside world. The cityscape of Gpt is a high-tech marvel masking a sinister reality, where rebellion is a dangerous but necessary choice for those who dare to defy the Ai's tyranny.

A short two-page alternate ending I wrote for George Orwell's dystopian novel, 1984! Original novel and characters belong to George Orwell. Alternate ending and writing belongs to me.

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

Based on his story by me, a summary for hard readers to make a fiction about you in this fiction era.

A world where everything runs smoothly. A society where technology rules. A place that lies cannot touch. The young are not so easily fooled by the cracked paint of perfection plastered on the city walls of Glasenic. As fragments of reality fall into place, obscuring the false image of justice presented by the city, seventeen-year-olds Calypso Moore and Roman Dawson, along with nine-year-old Rae, find themselves in the center of a balancing act between right and wrong, holding a fragile truth that, with a single misstep, could mean the end for all three of them. Inspired by George Orwell's 1984 and the anime Psycho-Pass, the story of three innocents dragged into something bigger than any of them imagined unfolds to reveal a horrifying image of their true lives.

The Antinomies of Huxley Novel "Brave New World"

Margaret Mackenzie spends her evenings rather differently than the rest of her family. Her mother is obsessed with a live reality TV show, Catching Up to the Collins, while her father spends his day working as a sports announcer to go home and watch more sports, and her sister works for a company that runs a social media network. Margaret, however, isn't interested in who Curtis Collins' new girlfriend is or what new dystopian movie Lindsey Fish is working on, but if anyone else notices, she'll be abandoned by her country for what the government calls "disrespecting the country's technological and cultural advancements." This book shows what life would be like if society continued to value technology and online lives rather than real lives. Cover by: Meg (me)