The New Individualist, January-February, 2006

Volume 9: Nos. 1-2

“This is one of the cardinal reasons of The Fountainhead’s lasting appeal: it is a confirmation of the spirit of youth, proclaiming man’s glory, showing how much is possible.”

—Ayn Rand, Introduction to The Fountainhead

OUR COVER:

Of course it’s a spoof—a parody of the celeb gossip rags. Just our understated way to draw attention to the fact that “Brangelina,” Rob Lowe, and Jim Carrey are big fans of Ayn Rand’s novels. Yes. Really.

Editor’s Desk    by Robert James Bidinotto

FREE SPIRIT :

Tracey Ross: TV’s Outspoken Individualist
by John Berlau

She’s not an altruistic doctor…but she plays one on TV. In fact, the beautiful, talented star of a popular afternoon soap is a devoted student of Ayn Rand’s philosophy.

OUT OF STEP: 

Celebrity Rand Fans
by Robert James Bidinotto

You just wouldn’t believe the names of the Hollywood stars, champion athletes, and media icons whose favorite author is Ayn Rand. You really wouldn’t. But now you’ll have to—because the editor of The New Individualist has tracked them down.

SELF EXPRESSIONS:

Ayn Rand’s Stamp on American Culture  
by Edward L. Hudgins

Derided and dismissed by intellectuals and political leaders during her life, Ayn Rand and her ideas are finally winning the respect of the prominent and powerful. Posthumously, she is leaving an indelible mark on American culture and politics.  

MAVERICKS:

The Randian Fantasies of Terry Goodkind
Reviewed by William E. Perry

Who is the most widely read Objectivist fiction writer since Ayn Rand? Would you believe it’s the reclusive author of a best-selling series of fantasy novels?

Ayn Rand Answers: The Best of Her Q & A
Reviewed by Roger Donway

Robert Mayhew has compiled Ayn Rand’s most fascinating responses to audience questions from her celebrated public appearances. For Roger Donway, the book resurrects fond memories of Objectivism’s early days. 

SOLILOQUY : 

Ayn Rand Lives!
by Robert James Bidinotto

Reports of the demise of Ayn Rand’s philosophy and influence arise not from reality, but from the wishful thinking of her lifelong enemies. Like William F. Buckley.

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