Eric Blair (George Orwell's real name)

Eric Blair was the birth name of the British writer known as George Orwell. He adopted the pen name to distinguish his literary work and maintain privacy. Orwell is renowned for his essays and novels, such as *Animal Farm* and *1984*, which critique totalitarian regimes, political corruption, and social injustices. His writings emphasize clarity, honesty, and the importance of truth, reflecting his deep concern for social justice and the impact of authoritarianism. Under the name George Orwell, he became one of the most influential writers of the 20th century, shaping opinions on government, freedom, and human rights.