What's YOUR favorite Ayn Rand novel?

No doubt for me, it's Atlas Shrugged. It seems less a fictional novel of the 1950s than a Nostradamas-like prediction of what America would become like in the 21st century.

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The Fountainhead, because I can relate to the main character.

Atlas Shrugged is my favorite because Dagny, Francisco, and Rearden are badasses. Galt is Tesla with a free energy machine! Likely Rand based him on the great wizard. The money speech settled long-standing concerns about money. "Check you premises Ms. Taggart!" "Get out of my way, you brainless swaggering moron." Wish I'd read it earlier.

The fountainhead because of its archetypal main character who is the apotheosis of individualism.

Atlas Shrugged. Fountainhead is great, and probably a bit more readable, but Atlas is the magnum opus.

I liked all Ayn Rand's fictional work. My order of preference is: Atlas Shrugged The Early Ayn Rand The Fountainhead Anthem We the Living Night of January 16th

Atlas Shrugged. Never wanted it to end.

Atlas Shrugged

I’ve always said that Atlas Shrugged should be required reading in every American High School.

I've read them all. My favorite is the Fountainhead