Huh. I don't know... I just don't know.

A interesting little monologe from a the POV of someone inside Room 101. My first fic ever, so please, don't be too cruel lol Please read and review.Tell me if you like it.

One hundred years after 1984, can the last group of freedom fighters escape when one of them falls to Big Brother's commands?

It's the story of my favorite character in 1984, Bumstead... you swear anyone really knows who he is, anyways... this is his story of lies and deceit.

Everybody knows that a nation can't run out of adults. But with the twisted sort of world as was shown to us in 1984, you can't be sure of even that...

When one prole has a chance encounter with a certain diary, freedom threatens to banish forever the once-absolute rule of the Party.

A simplistic appropriation of 1984. Please R & R

World politics, philosophy and religion condensed into a school playground. It's here because it is in Orwellian style. Please R&R - ooh go on...

A parody of La Vie Boheme from RENT. Take it for what you will.

1984, set 100 years after the original novel. Its not a sequal, just another version of the same story. Look for more chapters soon! Please r/r. I'm begging you. I'm on my hands and knees. If you don't review this story I will send the thought police!

An underground group works to survive in a world of 1984. Origionally an idea for a comic book, it may eventually be one. But i wound up writing it down instead of drawing it. Also i'd like to apologize to the author of the other 'class of 84'

Look around and see how high school resembles Orwell's world. Please check this out, it won't take long to read.

While Winston was in the waiting area of Miniluv, he encountered a number of people he had known at Minitrue. What if the long-vaporized Syme turned up at Miniluv as well?

This was an English assignment. It is a parody the 'Real Slim Shady'. PLEASE REVIEW!

This is sort of a record of one of Winston's days. It just happens to be the day that Winston CONCIOUSLY decides that he must sometime join the Brotherhood.

A parody of an excerpt from George Orwell's book, 1984. It attempts to create some humor out of the dismal scene of Room 101.

What exactly happens to a mind subjected to the unimaginable terror of Room 101?