George Orwell, storyteller, journalist, literary critic and English poet
The fresh air surpassed the fate of World War II. In the early years of the war, he paid for the journalism and critique of the book, but in 1943, after his mother's death, he began working on Romania, which until that day became famous, the farm of animals (in Iran's animalhouse horn). His novella Behdeldi pointed out that he was not published indefinitely to the Soviet Union, which at that time was a British ally. Orwell became famous for publishing the book in 1945 in the UK and in 1946 in the United States.
Four years later, Orwell went to Jura Island in northern Scotland, and in addition to continuing the work of columnarization for newspapers, the work began on its most important and after its work. One thousand nine hundred and eighty-four.