Demir Ökçe

The Iron Heel, written by his wife in memory of the leader of the labor movement Ernest Everhard, is one of the first dystopian novels. Found by researchers in 2600 AD or the 419th year of the Brotherhood of Man.

These narratives are about the Oligarchy, the Iron Heel, that gripped the working class in 20th century America. Capital and courts under the monopoly of trusts, clergy who are slaves of capital, people in between

middle class... Although the struggle of the Everhards and their comrades against this fascist regime ended in defeat in the novel, which took place between 1912-32, the Iron Heel became a source of inspiration in literary and social fields.

The Iron Heel, in which Jack London's socialist views are most clearly seen, also resembles Orwell's 1984.

has inspired. Orwell says that London made “a pretty remarkable prophecy about the rise of fascism” with The Iron Heel.

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: 2nd Dough

Number of Printings: 1st Edition

First Print Year: 2018

Number of Pages: 340

Size: 12 x 20

Language Turkish