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	On Ayn Rand This 100-page volume is published by Wadsworth and authored by Dr. Allan Gotthelf. On Ayn Rand is part of the Wadsworth Philosophers Series - 100 books, each devoted to a single philosopher, containing an account of the philosopher's life and thought.
	The Ayn Rand Reader For those who have heard of Ayn Rand, or her philosophy, Objectivism, and want a general introduction.
	Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal Ayn Rand's treatise on economics.
	Philosophy: Who Needs It? Rand answers the question: "Why should philosophy be important to my daily life?"
	The Virtue of Selfishness The revolutionary ethics that holds selfishness as a cardinal virtue.
	Introduction to Objectivist Epistemology A detailed explanation of Rand's revolutionary theory of concepts, and concept formation.
	Objectivism: The Philosophy of Ayn Rand Presented in textbook format, this work gives a complete presentation of the philosophy of Objectivism.
	Return of the Primitive: The Anti-Industrial Revolution An updated version of Ayn Rand's 1971 book, The New Left with additional essays by Peter Schwartz and Harry Binswanger.
	Why Businessmen Need Philosophy A collection of essays by Ayn Rand, Leonard Peikoff and others introducing the need for busisnessmen to have and check the premises that they hold while running their businesses.
	Ayn Rand: A Sense of Life: Movie Soundtrack (CD) Audio Soundtrack from the award-winning Michael Paxton film. Included are dialogue excerpts from Ayn Rand's play, Ideal ,performed by Janne Peters and a rare archival recording of Ayn Rand's testimony before the House Committee on Un-American Activities (1947). In addition, this soundtrack includes two vintage recordings taked directly from Ayn Rand's personal record collection, rare photos and extensive comments from the composer, Jeff Britting.

Fiction

	Atlas Shrugged Considered Ayn Rand's masterpiece in fiction, it depicts Ayn Rand's philosophy on a grand scale. Atlas is a story about what happens when the men of the mind go on strike.
	The Fountainhead The Fountainhead is the story of an uncompromising young architect named Howard Roark, who said he would take on the world - and did.
	Anthem A tale of a man who dares to make individual choices, to seek knowledge in a dark age, to love the woman of his choice. In a society in which people have no name, no independence, and no values, he is hunted for an unpardonable crime: having the courage to stand above the crowd.
	We, the Living A colossal love story with a massive philosphical framework, this self-admitted near-autobiography portrays the impact of the Russian Revolution on three people who demand the right to live their own lives

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