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James Delingpole

The tao of Ayn Rand

29 August 2013

1:00 PM

29 August 2013

1:00 PM

I’m now half way through Atlas Shrugged and I’m loving almost every moment. But Ayn Rand isn’t someone you read for pleasure, I’m beginning to realise. She’s someone you read so you can underline sentences and scrawl in the margins ‘Yes’, ‘God that is so TRUE!’ and ‘YES!!!’

For example, at the heart of the novel are three romances between heroine Dagny Taggart and a trio of driven, dauntless free marketeers.

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