About This Book

The Fountainhead is a novel by Ayn Rand that focuses on the power of individualism and creativity. It follows the story of architect Howard Roark and his struggle to stay true to his own vision and ideals in the face of opposition. The novel emphasizes the importance of standing up for what one believes in and not compromising one's principles. It also highlights the idea that creativity and innovation are essential for progress and should be celebrated. Ultimately, the novel encourages readers to think for themselves and to be unafraid to challenge the status quo.

Top Highlights

• By asking anyone. Never ask people. Not about your work. Don’t you
• Roark asked nothing of him and granted him nothing. But when Roark looked at him with approval, when Roark smiled, when
• Your house is made by its own needs. Those others are made by the need to impress. The determining motive of your house is in the
• what is possible, but possible only through you. Because your figures are more devoid of contempt for humanity than any work I’ve ever seen. Because you have a magnificent respect for the human being. Because your figures are the heroic in man.
• done. But to get things done, you must love the doing, not the secondary consequences. The work, not the people. Your own action,