Wow, that's a feat indeed. I dropped Atlas Shrugged at 25%, I couldn't go on.
Anne Bronte is quite underrated and overshadowed by her sisters I'd say.
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Wow, that's a feat indeed. I dropped Atlas Shrugged at 25%, I couldn't go on.
Anne Bronte is quite underrated and overshadowed by her sisters I'd say.
I loved Wuthering Heights. Someone wrote a sequel that was really good too.
Atlas Shrugged is very difficult reading at first, but once you get into her head, it gets really good. So many likenesses to today, with excessive social programs and regulations squelching innovations and production for instance. I recently learned that Rand was a freemason, and can now see her hints about that. I'm wondering what else in her philosophy is based in freemasonry. Was she another one of these predictive programming producers? There were so many...