Ayn Rand Shrugged
Ayn Rand Shrugged is a 1957 historical novel by Sisyphus about immigrant, sexual adventuress, and chain smoker Ayn Rand.
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The Randalorian is a science fiction Objectivist television series loosely based on the life of Ayn Rand (nonfiction).
Strainer in a Strained Land is a 1961 science fiction guide to kitchenware by Robert Heinlein 1.1.
The Deep Dreaming of Ayn Rand is an autonomous artificial intelligence based on anecdotal stories and scurrilous rumors about author and philosopher Ayn Rand.
New Ingredients for Old is a cookbook and memoir by Margaret Mead and Julia Child.
"The United States is larger than the Death Star but smaller than the Earth" is rated "plausible" by the Ayn Rand Memorial Death Star Kickstarter Campaign Committee.
![Looking for Mister Goodwar a novel by American writer [REDACTED] which the New Minneapolis Herald-Mercury summarizes as "a woman's passive complicity in her nation's military-industrial complex."](/w/images/thumb/6/64/Looking_for_Mister_Goodwar_%28book_cover%29.jpg/74px-Looking_for_Mister_Goodwar_%28book_cover%29.jpg)
Looking for Mister Goodwar a novel by American writer [REDACTED] which the New Minneapolis Herald-Mercury summarizes as "a woman's passive complicity in her nation's military-industrial complex."
We interrupt Young Nations At War to bring you Wide Wide World of Microwave Weapons.
Fiction cross-reference
- Gnomon algorithm
- Gnomon Chronicles
- Ayn Rand
- Looking for Mister Goodwar
- New Ingredients for Old
- Sisyphus versus the Big Rock Candy Mountain
- Strainer in a Strained Land
- The Deep Dreaming of Ayn Rand
- The Randalorian
- The United States is larger than the Death Star but smaller than the Earth
- Wide Wide World of Microwave Weapons
- Young Nations At War
Nonfiction cross-reference
External links
- Post @ Twitter (17 July 2022) - "immigrant, sexual adventuress, and chain smoker Ayn Rand"
- Post @ Twitter (1 November 2021)
- Post @ Twitter (6 September 2021) - "First they came for John Galt. But I said nothing, as Ayn Rand's prose is narrow and tedious to the open mind."
- Post @ Facebook (7 August 2021)
- Post @ Twitter (7 August 2021)