Nineteen Eighty-Four 1984 by George Orwell FULL Audiobook

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[donspulish]

PART ONE:
ch. 1 1:31
ch. 2 36:20
ch. 3 52:27
ch. 4 1:08:20
ch. 5 1:28:00
ch. 6 1:56:23
ch. 7 2:07:05
ch. 8 2:30:47

PART TWO:
ch. 1 3:12:25
ch. 2 3:33:46
ch. 3 3:51:47
ch. 4 4:08:57
ch. 5 4:27:31
ch. 6 4:44:57
ch. 7 4:50:21
ch. 8 5:04:12
ch. 9 5:24:44

PART THREE
ch. 1 6:53:34
ch. 2 7:19:06
ch. 3 7:59:22
ch. 4 8:25:50
ch. 5 8:41:23
ch. 6 8:49:56

[DeDeGuitars]

The story was narrated by Frank Muller an absolutely amazing voice actor who sadly lost his fight for survival after a motorbike accident rest in peace Frank

[JamesPark]

I've listened to this book countless times, I often put it on at bedtime and listen as I fall asleep. Frank Muller's voice fits this story perfectly, and his delivery is impeccable.
Thank you for uploading it.

[philiphudgens]

I'm in the UK..I don't need to read this, I'm living it.

[omarmasry]

I have listened to this book twice this week

My appreciation and respect to everyone how spent his energy and time doing it

[mrstiffanyalexandrashain]

Thank you so much for the upload and the reader. So so so good.

[doug]

I have read this book many times and in my opinion this is the best audio rendition. My favorite part is the part with O'Brian. It's very poetic writing actually. Frank Muller brings out the poetry of the writing like no other.

[Santeria-mufl]

Perfect channel for those unexpected insomnia nights but are too tired to read🌛

[catstrawford]

Thank you! I've finished this one and left you a like. Thanks so much.

I did find this reading wonderfully clear, the voice is very good at conveying meaning and intention, not only in dialogue but also in narration. I loved this.

Thank you for sharing!

[Nightverslonn]

Remember you now have the right to free speech but not the freedom of consequence!

[rodneyrobinson]

This book always makes me want to drink gin and smoke cigarettes.

[yelir]

Perhaps the real year of 1984 was not quite dystopian enough to satisfy the examples of this book. But 2022? Terrifyingly close.
“Every generation imagines itself to be more intelligent than the one that went before it, and wiser than the one that comes after it.” - George Orwell

[kylejackson]

Thanks for providing this. Very good narration.

[ryancornish]

You can tell in the comments that we've learned nothing. People can't wait to turn on their neighbors. Propaganda is one hell of a drug, apparently

[dylanandmolly]

Who's here for the Starmer thing?

[Katje]

Such wisdom (sadly more an more relevant), bless Frank muller, thankyou 'free audio books', from Belgium

[trompeegeneration]

Inspired by Zamyatin's "we", which, in my humble opinion, is more subtle. People with the ability to think globally could somehow predict much of what is happening today. Apparently history goes in a spiral, everything changes except human vices, all the problems come from them. Love the Big Brother, there’s no other choice.

[bsheppard]

8:11:14 page 266. Ironically I used chat gpt to calculate at what time this page would be on this audio book and it was off by 45 seconds. 😅

[blockPawn]

This guy has a nicer voice than the other one I listened to.

[I-did-September-th]

War is peace.
Freedom is slavery.
Ignorance is strength.

*Big Brother* is watching.