/lit/ - Literature

DEAL WITH IT.

Say what you will about her political and philosophical messages, but she was a fucking terrible author.

>And here's the short version.

>Q: Why did the non-Objectivist chicken cross the road?

>A: To mooch off the productive achievements of the Objectivist chickens who had shown the way to the other side.

>Fortunately, since A is A, the non-Objectivist chickens all died when a train tunnel collapsed on them.

Only extreme liberals dislike this book for any reason other than its excessive length

Is Atlas Shrugged a book worth reading, /lit/?

>In May 2010, Brian Patrick O'Toole and Aglialoro wrote a screenplay, intent to begin filming in June 2010. Stephen Polk was set to direct. Filming began over the second weekend in June to preserve Aglialoro's rights to the property, which were set to expire on June 12. Under the direction of Paul Johansson, who also plays Galt, shooting is expected to take five weeks with a budget of US$5 million. Dagny Taggart is played by Taylor Schilling and Grant Bowler is playing Henry Reardon.

HAHA OH WOW

ok i know some of you have read this book witch is good because i haven't now as a final assignment for a course i'm taking i have to make and effective movie trailer for a novel of my choice (atlas shrugged) so what points should i include in the trailer and how should i approach it help me please!

Ok so i need to make a fictional movie trailer for this book what should i put in the trailer?