Author : George Orwell
Length : 12h19
Narrated by : Andrew Wincott
Category : Literature & Fiction
Possibility of free reading : YES
George Orwell's haunting depiction of a dystopian world feels increasingly relevant in the midst of today's chaotic times. From its opening sentence, this timeless audiobook envelops you in an atmosphere of oppressive dread that lingers long after the final four words are spoken.
"Big Brother is watching you..."
Set in the year 1984, the world is divided into three superstates, with Oceania under the absolute rule of the Party. Every action, word, gesture, and even thoughts are monitored by the ever-watchful eye of Big Brother and the relentless Thought Police. In the Ministry of Truth, Winston Smith toils as a propagandist, rewriting history to align with the Party's agenda. However, a growing desire to break free from the suffocating grip of the system takes hold of him, leading him into a secret and forbidden love affair. As he defiantly pens the words "DOWN WITH BIG BROTHER," his personal rebellion against the totalitarian regime begins.
George Orwell's 1984 stands as a masterpiece of dystopian literature, wielding profound influence throughout the twentieth century. Its portrayal of a surveillance state and the suppression of individuality remains a chilling warning about the potential dangers of unchecked power. This audiobook immerses you in Orwell's vision, capturing the essence of his work and leaving an indelible impact on your imagination.
I’m currently listening to the audio book “1984” for the first time and I absolutely LOVE it. I had no idea I would love it so much.
— joules (@julieakincaid) April 30, 2023
Dive into the dystopian reality of "1984", a profound novel by George Orwell. Narrated by Andrew Wincott, this 12-hour and 19-minute audiobook transports listeners to a world where surveillance is omnipresent and freedom is a forbidden thought. Experience the chilling tale of Winston Smith, who under the eye of Big Brother, grapples with truth and totalitarian control.
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