Much closer to the truth is JUDGEMENT DAY : My Life With Ayn Rand by (Nathan) Nathaniel Brandon and their 12 Objectivist Coitus enablings during the writing of Atlas. ...cover art by cuckolded Frank O'Connor Barbara Brandon having a nervous breakdown watching the Helen Mirren portrayed fornicator of her 23 yr old mentoree

I enjoy reading so I got a bunch and they're too many to list here

I also loved Guns, Germs and Steel. I recently read Born a Crime by Trevor Noah and think it may be my new favorite. He is an incredible story teller.

Also, Atlas Shrugged is cool, but is Guns Germs and Steel nonfiction?

I still love David Cases The Cell and other stories, don't know why buy I do.

And all the King's men. Gordon Stevens. ISBN 0 330 31534 x

You didn't know that there was a British resistance BEFORE WWII did you.

And we got your code red covered too!

I really like the novella trilogy The Fifth Head of Cerberus by Gene Wolfe. It's a compelling story, especially the first novella, but the complexity of the work as a whole is excellent, and the storytelling of the second novella is… well, genuinely unique.