The book of Ayn : (a novel) /

Shunned by the literary establishment, Anna, following Ayn Rand's theory of rational selfishness, is offered a chance to kill the ego causing her pain at a mysterious commune on the island of Lesbos where she explores a very different kind of freedom-communal love

Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Freiman, Lexi (Author)
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	New York : Catapult, 2023
Edition:	First Catapult edition
Subjects:	Rand, Ayn > Philosophy > Fiction Rand, Ayn National Book Committee Communal living > Fiction Self-realization in women > Fiction Women novelists > Fiction Communes (Contre-culture) > Romans, nouvelles, etc Réalisation de soi chez la femme > Romans, nouvelles, etc Romancières > Romans, nouvelles, etc Romancières > Romans, nouvelles, etc Réalisation de soi chez la femme > Romans, nouvelles, etc Communal living FICTION / Satire Feminism > Fiction Philosophy Philosophy > Fiction Self-realization in women Selfishness > Fiction Women novelists Lesbos (Greece : Municipality) > Fiction Los Angeles (Calif.) > Fiction New York (N.Y.) > Fiction Lesbos (Grèce : Île) > Romans, nouvelles, etc Lesbos (Grèce : Île) > Romans, nouvelles, etc Fiction Novels Romans Satirical literature

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