Atlasphere Columns
Hunter: A Thriller
Robert Bidinotto's new novel has been accumulating rave reviews at Amazon.com. Does it live up to expectations for discerning Objectivist readers, as well? Fortunately, it does!
O. Henry: A birthday tribute
The short stories of O. Henry continue to entertain and delight readers. Of course, he was the master of the twist or surprise ending. But there's much more to O. Henry, which is why his work endures, almost a century and a half after his birth.
Democracy Society
This new dystopian political thriller by freshman novelist John Christmas is fast paced and funny, and explores important social and philosophical problems with the misguided ideal of unlimited democracy.
Vampire: The collectivist enshrined
Young people today are surrounded by vampires, in books, in movies, and in television shows. This is a far-from-benign trend. Let's take a close look at what it really means.
I Am John Galt: Buy the book!
The new I Am John Galt is a rare and well-written book, shining a spotlight on the many ways in which Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged explains not only today's headlines, but also the people behind those headlines.
Thales Day: The birthday of reason
The story of how the scientist-philosopher
Thales came to predict a solar eclipse in 585 B.C. is an inspiring lesson in
the triumph of rational, independent thinking. Lovers of reason should celebrate
accordingly!
Atlas Shrugged and The Compound Effect
Success magazine Publisher Darren Hardy discusses his Ayn Rand roots, his reactions to the Atlas Shrugged movie, the role of "the compound effect" in achieving real success, and what it means to live the good life.
Book recommendation: The Lieutenant
How often do you find literary fiction portraying a principled and intellectually gifted "geek" with respect and even admiration? Kate Grenville's new novel The Lieutenant does just this -- with enjoyable results.
Inside the mind of Ayn Rand
Award-winning producer Duncan Scott worked with Ayn Rand to restore the Italian screen adaptation of We The Living. Today he intends to capitalize on the wave of interest in her ideas -- by creating a new film where those ideas take center stage.
Using the Atlas movie to meet people
Is the the new Atlas Shrugged movie coming to your area? It's not just a chance to see Rand's novel on the big screen; it's also a rare opportunity to connect with people who share your love for Ayn Rand's ideas.
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