1984 (Novela Gr�fica) / 1984 (Graphic Novel) - George Orwell

\nEn el a o 1984, Londres es una ciudad l gubre en la que la Polic a del Pensamiento controla de forma asfixiante la vida de los ciudadanos. \nWinston Smith es un pe n de este engranaje perverso y su cometido es reescribir la historia para adaptarla a lo que el Partido considera la versi n oficial de los hechos. Hasta que decide replantearse la verdad del sistema que los gobierna y somete. \n \nEl artista gr fico Fido Nesti reelabora en estas p ginas la obra maestra del autor y novela cumbre del subg nero dist pico, dotando de rostros, cuerpos y paisajes un mundo que cada d a que pasa resulta menos dif cil de imaginar. \n \n«Aqu ya no estamos solo ante lo que habitualmente reconocemos como literatura e identificamos con la buena escritura. Aqu estamos, repito, ante energ a visionaria. Y no todas las visiones se refieren al futuro, o al M s All . -Umberto Eco \n \n «Un libro magn fico y profundamente interesante. -Aldous Huxley \n \nENGLISH DESCRIPTION \n \nIn 1984, London is a gloomy city in which the Thought Police suffocatingly control the lives of its citizens. \n \n Winston Smith is a pawn in this perverse game and his task is to rewrite history to adapt it to what the Party considers the official version of events. Until he decides to rethink the truth of the system that governs and subjugates them. \n \n In these pages, the graphic artist Fido Nesti re-elaborates the author's masterpiece of the dystopian subgenre, endowing with faces, bodies, and landscapes a world that with each passing day becomes less difficult to imagine. \n \n 'Here we are no longer alone with what we usually recognize as literature and identify with good writing. Here we are, I repeat, before visionary energy. And not all visions refer to the future, or the Hereafter.' -Umberto Eco \n \n 'A magnificent and deeply interesting book.' -Aldous Huxley\n