As of today, the Atlasphere has over 20,000 admirers of Ayn Rand's novels in the member directory, which is our biggest milestone in years. When we launched the site in 2003, I remember thinking that if ... »More

We are always thrilled to hear from couples who meet through the Atlasphere and fall in love. The newest couple to contact us, Brian Iarossi and Jen Martin, agreed to let us post this photo from ... »More

A member of our dating service, Theresa, has offered to coordinate an informal dinner outing for members of the Atlasphere's dating service who will be attending OCON 2009 in Boston this July. Feel free to contact ... »More

Much as we did for the 2004 election, this month the Atlasphere would like to publish a series of articles called "The Case for John McCain," "The Case for Barack Obama," and "The Case for ... »More

I spent the past a week setting up a new dual-core server for the Atlasphere, moving our site onto it, and ironing out the seemingly-endless bugs that come along with making a giant OS upgrade. On ... »More

A story in the style section of today's New York Times begins: STEPHANIE BETIT first read “Atlas Shrugged,” “The Fountainhead” and Ayn Rand’s essay collection “The Virtue of Selfishness” in 2004. The books changed her life, ... »More

We've had more than 100 140 new members join in the last 24 hours, on the strength of this mention in the NY Times Book Review. One of our new subscribers just sent us the following ... »More

Q: What do the web sites for (a) The Atlasphere, (b) Ayn Rand protégé and novelist Erika Holzer, (c) the American adaptation of the Italian We the Living movie, (d) Ayn Rand biographer Barbara Branden, ... »More

From Atlasphere member Nigel Richards: Australian Objectivists are urgently seeking financial assistance to advertise 'In Defence of the Corporation', a one-day conference for CEOs to be held in May 2008 in Sydney. Conference speakers include: · Two ... »More

The Atlasphere recently published its 500th column -- which happened to be Jacob Sullum's "Sizing up Fred Thompson's Federalism." Coincidentally, we've also begun collecting reader feedback on all of our columns. This form for submitting ... »More