Novelist Richard Rayner, author of the architecture-themed Devil's Wind, offers up a (who could have predicted?) mixed review of Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged for the Log Angeles Times. He wraps up his review with ... »More

The Business section of today's New York Times contains the lengthy article "Ayn Rand's Literature of Capitalism," detailing Ayn Rand and Atlas Shrugged's influence on executives and entrepreneurs. The article begins: One of the most influential business ... »More

Objectivist writer Robert Bidinotto has just won a prestigious Folio Award for his article "Up from Conservatism" in The New Individualist. Congratulations, Robert! »More

We're getting a ton of new members today because this morning's CNN.com article "Dating menus: You can change yours" mentions that "Ayn Rand fans can find love at TheAtlasphere.com." Cool. »More

Atlasphere member Orit Arfa has published a profile of Ayn Rand Institute Executive Director Yaron Brook in the Jerusalem Post, titled "You don't fight a tactic." It begins: Dr. Yaron Brook, 46, speaks and carries ... »More

From a new article at Desicritics.org titled Book Review: Malcolm Gladwell and Ayn Rand: [I]f you simply dig a little under the words Gladwell uses, such as "instincts," "snap judgments," and "thinking without thinking," what you ... »More

From the Chronicle of Higher Education's "Rand-o-rama" post of two days ago: This week The Chronicle features three articles about the intellectual legacy of Ayn Rand. (The intro is here; to get to the main courses, ... »More

From the article "Executive Picks," just published at US News & World Report: [H]undreds of business books are published each year: How to find the one you need? U.S. News spoke with 14 leaders from all walks ... »More

An unattributed opinion editorial (typically indicating the work of a newspaper's own editors) in today's Colorado Springs Gazette, appropriately titled "Our View," begins with this tribute to Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged: Who is John Galt? Unless ... »More

Voice of America (broadcast in 45 languages) now offers a newly-produced program about Ayn Rand that seems reasonably objective. (I've not listened to the program itself.) UPDATE: One of our members points out that "While I'm ... »More