George Orwell (English author)

George Orwell was an English author and journalist, best known for his critical works on social injustice and totalitarianism. Born in 1903, he wrote notable novels such as "Animal Farm," which uses an allegory of farm animals to critique political corruption, and "1984," a dystopian story about surveillance and government control. Orwell’s clear, impactful writing style and commitment to truth influenced many political and literary discussions. He often explored themes of language, power, and individuality, making his work relevant to contemporary society and preserving his legacy as a significant figure in literature and political thought.