Creator Chronology

We the Living

Anthem

The Simplest Thing in the World

The Fountainhead

Atlas Shrugged

The Early Ayn Rand Posthumous

Edited by Leonard Peikoff

Ideal Posthumous

Published as both a novel and a play.

For the New Intellectual

The Virtue of Selfishness

Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal

The Romantic Manifesto

The New Left: The Anti-Industrial Revolution

Introduction to Objectivist Epistemology

Philosophy: Who Needs It Posthumous

Edited by Leonard Peikoff

The Ayn Rand Lexicon Posthumous

Edited by Harry Binswanger · A mini-encyclopedia of Objectivism.

The Voice of Reason Posthumous

Edited by Leonard Peikoff

The Ayn Rand Column Posthumous

Edited by Peter Schwartz

Ayn Rand’s Marginalia Posthumous

Edited by Robert Mayhew

Letters of Ayn Rand Posthumous

Edited by Michael S. Berliner

Journals of Ayn Rand Posthumous

Edited by David Harriman

Glossary of Objectivist Definitions Posthumous

Booklet.

Return of the Primitive Posthumous

Edited by Peter Schwartz

Russian Writings on Hollywood Posthumous

Edited by Michael S. Berliner · Translated by Dina Schein.

The Ayn Rand Reader Posthumous

Edited by Gary Hull and Leonard Peikoff

The Art of Fiction Posthumous

Edited by Tore Boeckmann

The Art of Nonfiction Posthumous

Edited by Robert Mayhew

The Ayn Rand Sampler Posthumous

Ayn Rand Answers Posthumous

Edited by Robert Mayhew

Objectively Speaking: Ayn Rand Interviewed Posthumous

Edited by Marlene Podritske and Peter Schwartz

Night of January 16th

Originally produced in 1936, published in 1968.

Three Plays Posthumous

Edited by Richard E. Ralston

The Unconquered Posthumous

Edited by Robert Mayhew · Stage adaptation of We the Living.

The Objectivist Newsletter

Monthly, volumes 1 to 4.

The Objectivist

Monthly magazine, January 1966 to September 1971. Most of Rand’s articles have been reprinted elsewhere; many of those by contributing writers have not.

The Ayn Rand Letter

Biweekly newsletter, October 1971 to February 1976. Most of Rand’s articles were collected in Philosophy: Who Needs It and The Voice of Reason; some were not.

The Objectivist Forum

Edited by Harry Binswanger · Bimonthly journal, with Leonard Peikoff as consulting editor. Ayn Rand helped establish it and was its philosophic consultant until her death in 1982.

Let Us Alone!

Ayn Rand reads from her 1962 Los Angeles Times column: “Let Us Alone!”, “The Cold Civil War” and “The Man-Haters”.

Structure of Government Interview

From the Columbia University radio show “Ayn Rand on Campus” (1962–1965).

19th-Century Capitalism Interview

From the Columbia University radio show “Ayn Rand on Campus”.

Romantic Literature Interview

From the Columbia University radio show “Ayn Rand on Campus”.

America’s Future Interview

Interviewed by Jerry Schwartz of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

Conservatism: An Obituary

Faith and Force: The Destroyers of the Modern World

America’s Persecuted Minority: Big Business

Capitalism vs. Communism

The Intellectual Bankruptcy of Our Age

Our Esthetic Vacuum

The Fascist New Frontier

The Objectivist Ethics

Aristotle / Today’s Intellectual State

Is Atlas Shrugging?

The New Fascism: Rule by Consensus

Our Cultural Value-Deprivation

The Wreckage of the Consensus

What Is Capitalism?

Of Living Death

Apollo and Dionysus

The Anti-Industrial Revolution

The Moratorium on Brains

A Nation’s Unity

Censorship: Local and Express

Egalitarianism and Inflation

The Moral Factor

Global Balkanization

Cultural Update

The Age of Mediocrity

The Sanction of the Victims

Read by Leonard Peikoff.

The Early Ayn Rand Editor Posthumous

By Ayn Rand · Edited by Leonard Peikoff

Philosophy: Who Needs It Editor Posthumous

By Ayn Rand · Edited by Leonard Peikoff

The Ominous Parallels

The Voice of Reason Editor Posthumous

By Ayn Rand · Edited by Leonard Peikoff

Objectivism: The Philosophy of Ayn Rand

The Ayn Rand Reader Editor Posthumous

By Ayn Rand · Edited by Gary Hull and Leonard Peikoff

The DIM Hypothesis: Why the Lights of the West Are Going Out

History of Philosophy Course

Two volumes: the first began in 1970, the second in 1972.

Introduction to Logic Course

The Philosophy of Objectivism Course

Objective Communication Course

The Philosophic Basis of Capitalism

Principles of Grammar Course

Assault From the Ivory Tower

Understanding Objectivism Course

Philosophy of Education Course

Religion vs. America

The American School: Why Johnny Can’t Think

My Thirty Years With Ayn Rand: An Intellectual Memoir

Certainty and Happiness: Achieving Success in Thought and Action

Why Should One Act on Principle?

Medicine: The Death of a Profession

Advanced Seminars on Objectivism: The Philosophy of Ayn Rand Course

Two parts: the first began in 1990, the second in 1991.

Can Capitalism Survive?

Philosophy and the Real World Out There

Some Notes About Tomorrow

The Art of Thinking Course

Eight Great Plays: As Literature and as Philosophy Course

Modernism and Madness

Writing: A Mini-Course Course

Judging, Feeling and Not Being Moralistic

What to Do About Crime

A Philosopher Looks at the O.J. Verdict

Unity in Epistemology and Ethics Course

Objectivism Through Induction Course

A Picture Is Not an Argument

Objectivism: The State of the Art

Poems I Like, and Why

Induction in Physics and Philosophy Course

America vs. Americans

Ford Hall Forum.

Centenary Reminiscences of Ayn Rand

Free Market Revolution: How Ayn Rand’s Ideas Can End Big Government

With Don Watkins

In Pursuit of Wealth: The Moral Case for Finance

With Don Watkins

In Defense of Financial Markets

Investing: An Objective Approach

The Rise and Decline of the State of Israel

Money-Lending: Its History and Philosophy

A Brief History of the Middle East

The Morality of War

The Battle of Midway

The Neoconservatives: Friends or Foes?

The Rise of Totalitarian Islam

The Corporation

The Financial Crisis: What Happened and Why

Defending Capitalism

Objectivism Is Radical (And Applying It Can Be Hard)

The Passion of Ayn Rand’s Critics

Creating Christ: How Roman Emperors Invented Christianity

With Warren Fahy

The New Testament Versus the American Revolution

The Objective Standard.

Creating Christ: An Interview with James Valliant Interview

On Amy Peikoff’s radio show.

The Ayn Rand Lexicon Editor Posthumous

By Ayn Rand · Edited by Harry Binswanger · A mini-encyclopedia of Objectivism.

The Biological Basis of Teleological Concepts

How We Know: Epistemology on an Objectivist Foundation

The Objectivist Forum Editor

By Ayn Rand · Edited by Harry Binswanger · Bimonthly journal, with Leonard Peikoff as consulting editor. Ayn Rand helped establish it and was its philosophic consultant until her death in 1982.

Consciousness as Identification

Psycho-Epistemology I

Abstraction From Abstractions

Psycho-Epistemology II

The Metaphysics of Consciousness

America vs. Death-Worship

Ayn Rand’s Philosophic Achievement

Early Greek Lawgivers

Solon the Thinker

Nothing Less than Victory

Defensor Patriae: The Homeland Defense in History

Aristotle’s Rhetoric: Putting Reason Into Communication

Ideas and the Fall of Rome

Three Great Greek Historians

The Greco-Persian Wars

The Meaning of Victory: 1945

Rome’s Punic Wars: Three Victories and Their Lessons

The History of Ancient Greece (Part 1): The Archaic Period

The History of Ancient Greece (Part 2): Athens in the Fifth Century

Government Medicine and the Assault on Human Life

The History of Ancient Greece (Part 3): The Early Fourth Century