Rand’s epic dystopian novel following industrialist heroes who rebel against a collapsing collectivist society. A philosophical thriller exploring individualism, innovation, and the role of the mind in human progress.
A dramatic novel centered on architect Howard Roark, who fights for artistic integrity against societal conformity. Themes include creativity, independence, and the struggle between original thinkers and the establishment.
A semi-autobiographical work set in Soviet Russia, depicting individuals resisting totalitarianism. A powerful story of survival, love, and personal freedom against oppression.
A short dystopian novella about a future where individuality is erased. One man discovers the forbidden word “I,” sparking a journey toward selfhood and freedom.
A courtroom drama presented as a play in which the audience becomes the jury. Themes of moral ambiguity and the nature of justice.
A collection of Rand’s previously unpublished fiction and early writings, edited by Leonard Peikoff. Includes short stories, early experiments, and insight into the formation of Rand’s later philosophical ideas.