A Second Opinion, Chapter Five: Shelly Reyes
Shelly Reyes was a good person. That’s what everyone who met her said about her.
Shelly Reyes was a good person. That’s what everyone who met her said about her.
Here at AGL we argue ceaselessly for the importance of popular culture in spreading the idea of liberty and individual rights. J. Neil Schulman, author of libertarian novel Alongside Night, makes the case far more compellingly in the following video.
Imagine you are Will Brierson of the MSP, a private security organization that provides protection to subscribers throughout the anarchistic Ungoverned lands. You are faced with an invasion. What do you do?
Do you want to advance the cause of liberty through art?
Do you also want to win $100,000? Find out how to do both: read on.
Despite its failings, Part 1 of the Atlas Shrugged movie is important. Why? Read on.
The Strike Productions have just released the first trailer for Part 1 of their cinematic treatment of Ayn Rand’s magnum opus. It does not disappoint. See it, below.
A light dusting of snow, freshly fallen, lay across the landscape outside John Morales’ window like an accent. It highlighted the objects it covered, their edges and protrusions became more visible, tinged as they were with a stark white.
Ko Hamilton looked out the window of the top floor of the People’s House. The name was a bit of inspired political theatrics…
The judges were old, the judges were cold./
They defended the Public Good./
Their mandate was clear, today they would hear/
Who rejected the Public Good./
Tyler Floust grimaced as he sipped his coffee. Stale and flavorless, the hot liquid left an acidic aftertaste as it made its way down Tyler’s throat. Tyler noted the particularly awful taste and took another sip…