Atlas Shrugged

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Manufacturer: Plume
Release date: 1 August 1999
ISBN-10 : 0452011876 | ISBN-13: 9780452011878

Tags: Philosophy (4), Fiction (4), Literature (3), Sci-fi (2), Modern (2), Russia (1), Novels (1), United States (1), North America (1), 1940-1969 (1)

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"Written by: Ayn Rand Publisher: Random House Published: October 10, 1957 Number of pages: 1,168 (first edition) “There is no such thing as a lousy job - only lousy men who don't care to do it.” "

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"18.5. Utter garbage. If this wasn't written during cold war era and by famous anti-commie this would never have gotten this popular. From a literary point of view alone the story is so bland and childish it makes the actual philosophical nonsense feel very intriguing in comparison. Too bad this isn't an essay concerning such fascinating topics, but a 1500+ pages long marathon of pure pain and nearly unreadable load of intellectual feces."