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Ayn Rand was born in Russia and attended the University in St. Petersburg. She left the oppressive atmosphere of the Soviet Union to immigrate to the United States. From here she waged a courageous and unceasing war against the greatest evil of our time - collectivism. Her books, from "Atlas Shrugged" to "Anthem", explicitly reveal the destructive nature of socialistic philosophies and offer Objectivism as a viable solution for the problems plaguing modern society.
Anthem: 50th Anniversary Edition, by Ayn Rand (hb) is a special edition of the classic story of a man and a woman in a future more bleak than any brave new world and their struggle to become individuals in a society that is bent on imposing mindless communism. 
Anthem, by Ayn Rand (pb)
The Fountainhead, by Ayn Rand (pb), a grand novel about a young architect's struggle against convention. This classic was made into a movie staring Gary Cooper and Patricia Neal.
Introduction to Objectivist Epistomology, by Ayn Rand (hb)
Night of January 16th, by Ayn Rand (hb) A play presented on broadway that highlights Objectivist thought.
Philosophy: Who Needs It, by Ayn Rand (pb) is a collection of essays on Objectivism. Here she demonstrates that philosophy is an essential part of life.
Romantic Manifesto, by Ayn Rand(pb). A collection of essays on Rand's philosophy of art, as well as on her theory of literature and views on contemporary culture.
Virtue of Selfishness: A new Concept of Egoism, by Ayn Rand (pb) is a collection of short, but to the point essays from the 1960's.
We the Living: 60th Anniversary Edition, by Ayn Rand (hb) is a novel describing the impact of the Russian Revolution, emphasizing the conflict between the individual and the state. Also in paperback.
Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal, by Ayn Rand (pb) is a collection of essays by Rand and such noted economists as Alan Greenspan and Nathaniel Branden.
For the New Intellectual, by Ayn Rand (pb) contains an essay by the same name as the title as well as excerpts from her other books and novels.
Ayn Rand - A Sense of Life (192pp,hb), by Michael Paxton is a visually stunning companion volume to the award winning documentary on the great founder of Objectivism. This book is an eloquent history of Ayn Rand's life in words and photographs.
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to our List! Books about Ayn Rand and Objectivism:
Ojectivism: The Philosophy of Ayn Rand (pb), by Leonard Piekoff. Piekoff is the foremost living exponent of Objectivism. He studied under Rand for 30 years. This is one of the best book out there on Objectivism.
Passion of Ayn Rand (pb), by Barbara Branden. A fascinating study of Ayn Rand by a woman who knew her for 19 years. |
