Atlas Shrugged Newsletter: 06.28.18

Atlas Shrugged Newsletter: 06.28.18

"The basic premise of the Founding Fathers was man's right to his own life, to his own liberty, to the pursuit of his own happiness - which means: man's right to exist for his own sake, neither sacrificing himself to others nor sacrificing others to himself...." - Ayn Rand

Which novel is the ultimate "Great American Read?"

PBS is asking readers to choose their favorite from among 100 classic and not-so-classic novels... and Atlas Shrugged (rightfully) made the list. Let's give Ayn Rand's magnum opus the recognition it deserves! You can vote once per day, every day, through October 18th. Cast your vote for Atlas Shrugged now. PSST... please vote. Fifty Shades of Grey is on the list. How unbearable would it be if that book beat Atlas Shrugged? You don't want that on your conscience... so go vote NOW!

WATCH NOW: Stream the Atlas Shrugged Trilogy Looking for a way to, at least temporarily, escape the looters? Take a weekend trip to Galt's Gulch by streaming the Atlas Shrugged Trilogy on your computer, TV, or mobile device. In celebration of Independence Day, save up to 50% on the Atlas Shrugged Trilogy! Hurry, this offer is only good through July 5th. Click here to stream Atlas Shrugged Parts 1, 2, & 3 now.

Save 20% on Atlas Art Atlas art is a great addition to any space, so show off your Producer spirit with Art Deco canvases, official movie posters, and signed collectible filmcells. All of them are 20% off in celebration of Independence Day! That's right, for a limited time you can save 20% on all: - Fine art and canvases - Posters - Filmcells Hurry, offer ends Thursday, July 5th. Click here to order your Atlas art and save now.

Atlas Shrugged Newsletter: 09.15.16

Atlas Shrugged Newsletter: 09.15.16

"When robbery is done in open daylight by sanction of the law, as it is done today, then any act of honor or restitution has to be hidden underground." - Ragnar Danneskjöld

Weigh in on the New Atlas Shrugged Movie Ayn Rand's masterpiece Atlas Shrugged is just under 1200 pages. And, no matter how hard we try, there is simply no way to squeeze it all into a single movie verbatim. Now that preliminary work has begun on the new Atlas Shrugged movie, there are some tough decisions to be made before things can really get underway. One of which is, what storylines from the book would be considered not critical to Ayn Rand's message as a whole? So, you tell us, what scenes can be left out and still result in a movie that does Rand's message justice? Be a part of the process and share your opinion in Galt's Gulch Online now.

A Letter from Ayn Rand In 1934, a very young Ayn Rand wrote to her soon-to-be agent, Jean Wick, regarding her new book, We The Living. Decades from crafting her magnum opus, Atlas Shrugged, the letter reveals a stage in Rand's development seldom seen... "I certainly would not go so far as to demand the book [We the Living] be published exactly as it is or not at all." Read the full letter in Galt's Gulch.

Grab Some Danneskjöld Gear Avast ye matey! International Talk Like a Pirate Day is Monday, September 19th. Get in the spirt with some Ragnar Danneskjöld booty. The coffer (er, store) is bursting with treasures including 10 customizable shirt designs, stickers, and more. Ahoy! Get your Ragnar Danneskjöld gear now.* *Sorry, we do not accept rum or doubloons as payment.

Atlas Shrugged Newsletter: 09.01.16

Atlas Shrugged Newsletter: 09.01.16

"Atlas Shrugged is not a prophecy of our unavoidable destruction, but a manifesto of our power to avoid it, if we choose to change our course." - Ayn Rand

Celebrate Sept. 2nd with a Piece of Atlas Shrugged History "A white rectangle hung over the city, imparting the date to the men in the streets below. In the rusty light of this evening’s sunset, the rectangle said: September 2." - Atlas Shrugged

In 1957, one of the most controversial novels ever written was published. The author was a young Russian immigrant, and the book, her epic masterpiece, was Atlas Shrugged. 59 years later, the book has sold millions of copies and inspired countless individuals. In 1992, one of those so inspired shook hands on a million dollar deal that would give him the rights to make Atlas Shrugged into a movie. That individual was John Aglialoro. And, while he had no way of knowing it at the time, he had just taken on one of his greatest challenges.

Over the next 18 years, John would face many ups and downs in his attempt to bring his vision of Atlas to the silver screen. (Read about the journey in Joan Carter's The History of the Atlas Shrugged Movie Trilogy.) In June of 2010, John finally found a hero that would get the film production of Atlas Shruggedunderway, Harmon Kaslow. Four years and 3 films later, on September 12th 2014, the final part of the trilogy, Atlas Shrugged: Who is John Galt? was released in theaters. After 22 years and $50 million of his own money, John Aglialoro's dream was realized.

In celebration of September 2nd, Atlas Shrugged Day, and all the men and women who refuse to give up and back down, we're very proud to release this signed Limited Edition Atlas Shrugged Trilogy Filmcell featuring actual film reel clips and official poster artwork from each of the three films.

This product has never before been released, will never be made again, and there only 150. When they're gone, they're gone forever. Celebrate Atlas Shrugged day, and get your Trilogy Filmcell now. (While you still can.)

Win an Atlas Shrugged Storyboard Commemorate September 2nd by entering to win an authentic Atlas Shrugged: Who is John Galt? storyboard. Just tell us about the first time you read Ayn Rand's epic novel to be entered to win. Find out more and enter now in Galt's Gulch Online.

20% off All Atlas Shrugged Movie T-shirts Just in time for September 2nd, save 20% on all of the t-shirts made for the Atlas Shrugged Trilogy! Snag favorites including the: ▪ Atlas Shrugged: Now, Non-Fiction tee ▪ Who is John Galt? tee ▪ Rearden Steel tee ▪ d'Anconia Copper tee Get your Atlas Shrugged movie t-shirt now.

Coming to a College Campus near You In early 2017, 75 screenings of the Atlas Shrugged movies will be held on college campuses across the country. Read more in Galt's Gulch.