1984 the suite

London, Oceania. In the Chestnut Tree Café, Winston counts a minute that was never supposed to exist. At the Ministry of Truth, Julien 842, a records clerk who rewrites the past for a living, finds a note on the back of a receipt: W. 1895 - SEEK THE MACHINE - LEVEL -8.
Beneath the Ministry lies a machine that no Party document admits to. It is a time machine, and the spirit of H. G. Wells haunts it. Each journey sends Julien into a past that mirrors the present, and each return finds Oceania changed. Every voyage costs him something. Every return brings the dread of discovering what is no longer true.
From the fog of Victorian London to the shadow of Nazi Germany, Julien follows a trail that leads straight back to Big Brother's Party, and to the question the Party has always forbidden: who rewrote the first lie?
A dark, tense and faithful continuation of George Orwell's 1984, written in short, stripped-down sentences, enriched by the scientific romance of H. G. Wells. One hundred chapters of surveillance, memory, doublethink and resistance, building to an ending that stays open.