“1984” George Orwell is one of the greatest anti -utopias in the history of world literature. It was she who inspired Anthony Buress to create a bright, polemic and bold book “1985”.
In her first – journalistic – part, Burzes analyzes Roman Orwell, resorting, for greater completeness and versatility of analysis, to a variety of literary techniques – from an “imaginary interview” to a stinging parody.
In the second part, written in 1978, the writer offers his own vision of the near future. He describes the state where firefighters lead strikes, while the city is covered by fire, where street gangs are perfectly known to Latin, but rob and kill the innocent, where people become hostages of technology, turning their lives into torture …
Author
Bergeses Anthony
Translator
Mosquito Anna
Publisher
AST, 2022
Series
Exclusive classics
16+
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