Fiction
The Fountainhead
Rand builds her cathedral to individualism in granite and steel, with Howard Roark as both architect and altar. This book demands everything from its readers—agreement or furious opposition, but never indifference. The prose marches forward with the confidence of blueprints drawn in permanent ink. It's for readers who want their fiction to argue with them, who can handle manifestos disguised as love stories. You'll either carry this book like a torch or hurl it across the room. Either response means Rand has done her work. The ideas here don't bend; they break or breakthrough.
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