Atlas Shrugged

This mass-market paperback is a nineteenth printing, showing moderate wear with visible creases and edge wear on the cover. The spine shows signs of cracking, and there are library markings present, indicating its previous use in a library collection. The pages are yellowed with age but intact, making it a readable copy for those interested in Rand's work.

Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand, published by Signet under The New American Library in New York, is a significant work of fiction first published in 1957. This particular copy is a nineteenth printing, reflecting the enduring popularity of Rand's exploration of Objectivism and capitalism. Known for its philosophical depth and dystopian themes, Atlas Shrugged remains a pivotal text in understanding 20th-century industrialism narratives. This edition, a mass-market paperback, shows signs of library use, indicating its circulation and engagement with readers over time. Though first published in 1957, this printing showcases the continued interest in Rand’s work. The book is complete and unabridged, offering the full experience of Rand's narrative and ideological exploration. Condition-wise, the book exhibits wear consistent with its age and library history, yet remains a valuable addition for collectors interested in Ayn Rand's influential literature.