Slavno, slavno my rezvilis' - Oruell Dzhordzh

George Orwell is a writer whose name has become a symbol of the genre of dystopia. He is the author of the cult "1984" and "The Cattle Yard" - works that were passionately discussed many years ago and continue to be just as passionately discussed today. His works were repeatedly filmed. But even the best film can not convey all the power of desperate and rigid Orwellian prose ...
Orwell, being one of the most vivid and controversial writers of the 20th century, struggled with pressing questions in his own way - with the help of pen and paper. The collection includes his critical reflections on a variety of topics - from modern literature and cinema to poetry and politics. The title is occupied by the autobiographical essay "Gloriously, we frolic," in which Orwell candidly describes the difficult stage of growing up and unvarnished by his studies at st. Cyprian's school, stingingly condemning the hypocritical Edwardian education system.