Ayn Rand - Atlas Shrugged softbound

published by Penguin books in 2007 author of The Fountainhead 'A writer of great power... she writes brilliantly, beautifully, bitterly' The New York Times Opening with the enigmatic question 'Who is John Galt?', Atlas Shrugged envisions a world where 'men of talent' - the great innovators, producers and creators - have mysteriously disappeared. With the US economy now faltering, businesswoman Dagny Taggart is struggling to get the transcontinental railroad up and running. For her, John Galt is the enemy but, as she will learn, nothing in this situation is quite as it seems. Hugely influential and grand in scope, this story of a man who stopped the motor of the world expounds Rand's controversial philosophy of Objectivism, which champions competition, creativity and human greatness.