Citizen, the Ministry of Truth brings you this official edition of 1984. It tells the story of Winston Smith, a man who works for the Party. Through his life, you will see the power of Ingsoc, the importance of control, and the danger of wrong thoughts.

This book shows how truth can live forever when all citizens follow Big Brother with love and care. It includes an official introduction, an ending note, and a short dictionary of Newspeak, to help you understand the ideas of the Party. Ignorance is strength. Reading is obedience. Truth is in your hands.

George Orwell (1903–1950) was a British writer, journalist, and critic, known for his powerful works of political fiction such as Animal Farm and 1984, in which he explored themes like totalitarianism, truth, and freedom. He also wrote key essays on language and society, took part in the Spanish Civil War, and left a literary legacy marked by a clear style and a commitment to truth. His ideas remain an essential reference in contemporary debates on power and surveillance. He died in 1950 of tuberculosis.