Appears to include the great majority of George Orwell's notable works. Not bad for 99 cents, the individual books usually cost about that!
Specifically
These are public domain in Australia.
You can download them to you telescreen for free, without fear of the thouˆWcopyright police.
edit: damn, beaten!
Its a shame 1984 has lost some impact, since the NSA and their 5-eyes partners make the Thought Police look like a bunch of amateurs.
Now where can I get a bargain on a tablet or laptop without a front-facing camera and microphone?
Its a shame 1984 has lost some impact
I heard that he's working on a sequel.
prequel actually
2001, 2010 and 2012 are taken. As is 1941.
It's Google who have installed and monitor the TV screens. They then have the temerity to charge for the public domain cautionary tales.
Can't help with the microphone but a black tape over the front-facing camera should sort you out for vid…
Cheers - I had no idea!
I said no eye deer, Coral!
i prefer books by Eric Arthur Blair.
The Indian ?
Don't think you'll find his name on any books. Just essays.
George Orwell's works being peddled by Google. The search engine that records every search term string, IP address and timestamp for a minimum of 2 years.
The irony.
Note that all these titles are in the public domain so available for free at sites such as http://gutenberg.net.au/plusfifty-n-z.html#orwell
One advantage to paying would be possibly better format for reading, but personally I would just read it in my browser using html. If you're really keen I can find a link for grabbing a free pdf or epub.