The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand in Paperback

The protagonist of the story, Howard Roark, is an architect who staunchly opposes collectivism. He firmly believes that only an individual's vision can produce genuine art, and he fights against the interference of committees and councils. The Fountainhead follows Howard's journey against tradition and his battle against the system. His arch-nemesis, Peter Keating, holds beliefs that are the opposite of Howard's, and there are other obstacles that stand in Howard's way. As the story progresses, the heroine Dominique Francon emerges as a strong and independent woman, representing the author's personal views against collectivism. In this remarkable tale, a single person takes on an entire tradition and system in a quest for freedom. Will Howard triumph or be forced to conform to the system? Originally published in 1943, The Fountainhead has been adapted into a film by Warner Brothers and is now available in paperback. Key Features of this novel include its powerful exploration of individualism and the struggle against conformity.