John Galt, famous inventor of famous inventions, confides in his friend about his revolutionary new machine. However, they are confronted by a surprise, unwelcome, fiendishly liberal guest. And so begins their great escape.

John Galt makes a new factory for metal. Suddenly, pollution!

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What was the real story of the place called "Galt's Gulch" It wasn't pretty...

The Comet has been stopped. Taggart Transcontinental is done. Eddie has only one place left to go.

Does anyone remember the young newsman with hazel-green eyes who tried to stop Dr. Stadler? This is his story. One-shot

Follow the back story to one of Ayn Rand's important characters (Atlas Shrugged) - Ragnar Danneskjӧld. Who is he exactly and what caused him to join John Galt's rebellion? It turns out pirates exist, and sometimes they exist for bigger purposes that you might think. This is a politically/philosophically bent novel that makes small attempt to mirror Rand's perspective.

FREEDOM THREAT RUN FRO LIVES!111!1!

One-shot. For those who like part of Rand's philosophy but think she goes too far. Takes place after Dagny calls for help for the frozen Comet. On her walk from the track phone to the airfield, Dagny realizes with horror what kind of man Jessup the Bradshaw night dispatcher is. There's only one word to describe how he treated her...

One-shot. Set post-book. There were only 3 times in her life when Dagny Taggart was guilty of faking reality. When John Galt asks her to name her "greatest attainment," will she make it her fourth? Dagny/Hank Rearden

"The Price of Virtue chronicles the tale of Andy and Kyle, two brothers who find themselves stranded in a desert. The two brothers will face heart wrenching dilemmas on their journey to civilization. They live in the same world as Ayn Rand's "Atlas Shrugged" and a clever reader may be able to spot thematic similarities. I hope that...wait, who're you? Get out! No, stay back! AGH!

One shot. What would it take to break the man who's never known fear or pain or guilt? During his imprisonment in Part III, John Galt receives a visit from a man who claims he knows what truly motivates him... and how it will destroy him.

One shot. John Galt travels to England to investigate rumors of a farm being run just like the Twentieth Century Motor Company... and by a group of sentient, talking animals. He's most interested, however, in the story of a horse named Mollie - the only one who had the sense and courage to walk away from it, just as he did...

John Galt pays a visit to a prospective candidate for his strike.

Francisco's act of conquest had brought Hank Rearden to a state close to Nirvana – but with a statute of limitations. Francisco had wanted to do more than that. He'd checked all premises, and had found nothing contradictory.

Eddie Willers dreamed of Atlantis.