George Orwell on your last interview talking about human future and 1984 Book.

In 1943, George Orwell was cold and broke. He’d just quit the BBC to write a novel, moving to a basement flat in north-west London. After spending two years producing wartime propaganda, Orwell wrote that he felt like “an orange that’s been trodden on by a very dirty boot.” The winter of 1943-44 was one of the coldest of the century. The flat had no heat. Every evening when his wife Eileen came home from her job at the Ministry of Food, Orwell read what he’d written that day. They huddled under