Night of January 16th

The book is a paperback edition from 1971, showing moderate wear typical of its age. The cover has some creases and edge wear, but the binding remains intact. The pages are yellowed, reflecting its vintage nature, but are free of any inscriptions or library markings.

"Night of January 16th" by Ayn Rand is a dramatic courtroom play published by New American Library in New York, 1971. This is the First Signet Printing of this work, known for its unique interactive jury decision which influences the play's ending. Ayn Rand, renowned for her philosophy of Objectivism, brings her distinct perspective to this gripping legal drama. The play is a fascinating exploration of justice and morality, making it a significant piece in Rand's oeuvre. This edition is a paperback format, a part of the Signet series, and is particularly sought after by collectors of Rand's work. The book is in fair condition, showing signs of age with some wear on the cover. Ideal for those interested in theatrical literature and Rand's philosophical themes.