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Ayn Rand: The Woman


McSweeney on Rand
07 Sep 2010
McSweeney
WARNING: humor.
Repudiating Whittaker Chambers
06 Sep 2010
Freedom Fighter's Journal
A teenaged girl reviews Rand's novels on YouTube
01 Sep 2010
Hans Sherrer
Although it is obvious she only has the perspective of a teenager, they are interesting
Libertas Film Magazine, Interview with Atlas Shrugged movie director
31 Aug 2010
Wendy McElroy
Man Scrawls world's Biggest Message
15 Aug 2010
Wendy McElroy
Atlas Shrugged movie(s) to be a trilogy
26 Jul 2010
Wendy McElroy
An unsympathetic but interesting review of Rand herself by philosopher John Gray
19 Jul 2010
John Gray
Ayn Rand's man in Washington
19 Jun 2010
Market Watch
Did Greenspan channel or betray Ayn Rand?
Who is Ayn Rand?
04 Jun 2010
Charles Murray
A review of Goddess of the Market: Ayn Rand and the American Right, by Jennifer Burns and Ayn Rand and the World She Made, by Anne C. Heller
Bizarre attacks on Rand continue
06 Apr 2010
Mark Shea

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The Best of Rand
on Monday 23 November 2009
by Wendy McElroy

The Atlantic Wire has a fascinating overview of the Ayn Rand revival entitled "Going, Going...Galt" which includes a fine round-up of links to recent media coverage of Rand.

The Wall Street Journal picked up on Reason's month-long fete of Rand with an article entitled "Ayn Rand on the Economic Crisis: The Objectivist philosopher forecasted today's government "stimulus."

In The Examiner, Peter Bagge declares "Will everyone please stop freaking out over Ayn Rand?" and offers interesting links to other commentaries on Rand -- e.g. by Butler Schafer.

And, then, there is the rather charming piece entitled "Oh, you meant that Ayn Rand" by Tom Ford in the Winnepeg Free Press, which opens, "Long ago, when she was visiting Toronto, my boss, Nathan Cohen, entertainment editor of the Toronto Star and Canada's leading theatre critic, sent me out to interview her. For some reason, I thought I was going to talk to Sally Ann Rand, the famous stripper. I assiduously studied how she was able to take off her clothes in a giant, plastic martini glass. Then, I walked into a hotel room to discover the other Rand."

 
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