The Fountainhead

Its incredible how applicable this book is in today's society. A must read along with Atlas Shrugged.

Not as thought provoking or entertaining as Atlas Shrugged.

As a Contractor, I was surprised to learn of the active role architect's played in constructing projects. Too bad they have lost the art of understanding constructability.

As an architect I really appreciated this book. Made me rethink things about my career and about my life. Strongly recommend this book.

Wow! The best book Ive ever read/heard. I love the details in character development, and the precise about of back story divulged. The narrator was superb! Though there is some more more to this novel then simply just the fantastic story. Scary accurate for today. Absolutely loved it, bravo!!

I had to read this book over the summer for school and I am very glad I chose to get the audiobook. The narrator is great and helps portray Ayn Rand's philosophy in the tone of his voice, which I doubt I would have been able to do myself. The book itself is by far my favorite book I have ever read (or I guess listened to). I couldn't recommend it more.

Incredibly well written, as Ayn Rand always did. A highly descriptive account of the heroic spirit of individualism on which America was built.

Debatably the best book of all time. I never love life more than while I'm rereading it. Not debatably the best narration ever. He gives at least 10 of the characters in this book their own voice and accent, and in 32 hours of recording he doesn't forget or confuse them once. Incredible

I find it hard to consider any author in the same league as Ayn Rand. Fountainhead is a fantastic portrait in the same style as Atlas Shrugged. The underlining themes and ideals could save us all if more people could understand them and apply them to their own existence.

Inspiring and thought provoking.. Must read at least once in a lifetime

Aside from the horrible writing (I really wanted to like this book) the narration sounded like something from a 1940's newsreel. Life is too short to listen to this tripe that is made even worse by a very poor narrator.