Published January 5, 2005
Simply an amazing book chronicling the ups and downs of man in today's society. I wouldn't suggest it to immature people, but that's your decision. Personally, it takes a mature reader to truly understand the underlying message in the book and to understand some of the innuendos Rand uses.
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It's a work of fiction. The Fountainhead is also excellent. In fact, all of her books are good. The best was For The New Intellectual: The Virtue of Selfishness. Personally, I'm an objectivist, though, so that might influence my thinking. :grins:
Was it supposed to be like fiction or what? I've never heard of it before.