The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand

The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand

Howard Roark is an architect who refuses every commission that requires him to compromise his own designs, and is expelled from architecture school for it. Around him Rand builds a cast of people who succeed by imitation, manipulation and public opinion, and lets the reader watch what each strategy costs.

The novel is Rand's fullest early statement of her philosophy of individualism — that the creator, not the collective, is the source of everything valuable — dramatised through Roark's refusal to explain or justify himself to anyone. The courtroom speech near the end is the philosophical centre of the book.

One of the best-selling and most argued-about American novels of the twentieth century.

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