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The Fountainhead
- Narrated by: Christopher Hurt
- Length: 32 hrs and 5 mins
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- Eric Pietz
- 07-25-09
Powerful
The prose, philosophy and character development are simply brilliant. Its amazing to think that she was able to fuse these three things together to create such a timeless work at a relatively young age...mid-thirties. Its equally amazing to think this book was rejected by 12 publishers before one accepted it.
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- Zachary
- 06-04-10
The Fountainhead
This was my first brush against anything Ayn Rand ever did, and it was fantastic. Much of the enjoyment came not only from the elements of the story itself, but from the narrator; he is no Christopher Lee, but the particular voicing of so many various characters was brilliant. Whether it was the slyly pompous Ellsworth Toohey, the ever-stoic Howard Roark, the sad Dominique, or the brash Gail Wynand, hearing their dialogue spoken with such talent was the extra treat to the what they represented within the story itself. If you're looking for a story that transcends mere political philosophy with a philosophy of humanity, one that makes one think and enjoy at the same time, then I highly recommend this particular audio book.
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- CMC
- 05-23-09
One of the Best
One of the best narration's, if not the best that I've heard. Apparently, Christopher Hurt is very familiar with the book and captures the tone and attitude of the characters perfectly.
On top of that, Ayn Rand presents her philosophy incredibly effectively in the story. This makes for much better comprehension when you have the characters to exemplify the spectrum of attitudes towards life that exist around us. I personally saw pieces of myself in most of the characters and it has helped me recognize when I am thinking independently and truthfully, and conversely, when collective thought dominates my mind. A very good read for those trying to approach life in a pro-active, self-motivated, and independently chosen way.
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- Mike
- 09-16-18
Every American should read or listen to this book
I read this book in High School and it helped shaped my perspective on how to live a valuable life. I just listened to it again, 35 years later, and it reaffirmed that perspective. This is a great book with an important message; a message that is uniquely American. Find your own path, open your own doors. The story is dated, but still compelling. The message is still important and the audible performance is well done.
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- Matthew
- 05-07-09
Worth it!
Over 32 hours for one credit should be reason enough. If it isn't, then know you are listening to one of the great existentialist pieces of our time. If that isn't enough, know that you will be hearing it through a great narrator who encapsulates everything you think the characters should be. Highly recommended.
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- V. A. Klair
- 06-14-08
Go for the unabridged
My 19 year old son is a great Ayn Rand fan and has read all her books, and I could tell he was influenced by her thinking and wanted to discuss it. I was never going to get the time to read the books. So I tested the waters with Anthem- a good, quick listen, and knew I wanted more. The Unabridged version of The Fountainhead seemed so daunting, but I took the chance and 32 hours later am glad I did! I echo the other reviewers in the riveting interest in the book and would encourage anyone interested in modern thought to go for the whole thing! Today I download Atlas Shrugged... Unabridged!
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- Gohar
- 05-19-09
Outstanding book....
This is one of the best fictional books I have ever read. Ayn Rand talks about individualism in a beautiful crafted fictional story. The main characters are so different from each other that Rand has dedicated every part of the book to their origin, beliefs and personality. You get to understand where every one of them comes from and their reasons for their decisions. Howard Roark is an emblem for creative minds and an individual who would stand for his own beliefs. Rand uses architecture as a profession to describe her objectivist theory but you'd see in every and specially your own profession so many times in the book. Great listen. And I would definitely recommend this book more than Atlas Shrugged, reasons for which I have already reviewed in that audiobook's section.
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- Richard
- 08-23-15
A foundation book
There are books that should be read simply because they're important. Having read Atlas Shrugged, I had high expectations for Fountainhead. This exceeded them by leaps and bounds. Brilliant wordsmithing, exceptional characters, gripping story development are all brought together with great narration.
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- auerdoc
- 07-15-08
it's been 30 years
It took a little while to get into this. Ms. Rand's prose is thick. Her philosophy is as important to me now as it was when I was younger and I appreciated relearning it.
The story is dated (written in the mid 1950s with the scene set in the the 1920s in 1930s).
The narrator is excellent.
I gave this book 4 stars but I think that to enjoy this you have to appreciate "objectivism" or its close cousin "libertarianism". If you don't, I don't think you will be able to l make it through the entire reading.
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- Anonymous User
- 10-24-18
Fails the test of time
Fountainhead is still a compellingly interesting & well crafted book. I remember reading it 50 years ago & admiring the driven, intense & fiercely independent characters. Today I find them pretentious, self-serving, humorless sadomasochists. I had to stop reading to reconnect with family, friends & community.
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- D. Berry
- 12-04-13
Romantic Objectivity at it's finest
Would you consider the audio edition of The Fountainhead to be better than the print version?
The audio edition was brilliantly read by Christopher Hurt who added a hidden depth to each character, something which I didn't get with the printed edition.
Who was your favorite character and why?
My favorite character has to be Howard Roark, as the main focus of the Fountainhead you follow his story. The story of Roark's life is one that won't only entertain you, make you feel the same emotions as Roark in the story but teach you about objectivist philosophy and how a purely objectivist man would live their life.
What does Christopher Hurt bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you had only read the book?
Christopher Hurt applies a level of depth to the characters which I didn't get in the book, emoting each speech which gives you the ability to feel more for the story and what is going on. Whilst keeping the story alive, Christopher allows you to keep fully immersed in the story without feeling like your being read too.
Did you have an emotional reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
My emotional response to the book was one of sympathy, sympathy to the reality of today's society and the one that is described in the book. Unfortunately Rand's second-hander society is one I see around me everyday.
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- JennyT
- 09-19-19
Annoyingly brilliant
I’m not really sure what I can say about the fountainhead, I loved it, I hated it. If you read and love books to feel something you might love this but you might hate it. Christopher Hurts performance is pretty fantastic either way
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- Anonymous User
- 04-30-18
ultracapitalist
as a socialist I thought her critique of communism was spot on. She champions the individual the hero. shes altered my thoughts
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- Piotr
- 02-26-17
Idealists, all creators and designers must read.
Difficult to compare, as different, but for me just behind Atlas Shrugged. Love, Ideas, Story.
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- portia
- 11-16-15
Exceptional
What an exceptionally thrilling story! I enjoyed the different characters, my favourites being Roricke and Dominique of course.
Applause to the narrator! Magnificent storytelling!
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- Peter Lawless
- 01-26-19
Phenomenal
One of the most powerful books ever written and reproduced here as a fitting tribute to the classic it surely is.
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- Jimbo
- 01-12-19
Part 2 missing?
I was struggling to understand why the story had changed so much, and having read a chapter by chapter summary it seems as if part 2 is missing from this audio book? very disappointed.
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- Shrinivas Siva Prashant Chamarty
- 11-18-15
Creator vs Second Hander
Very Interesting albeit long book about Creators vs Second Handers. Lot of food for thought and contemplation.
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- Brian
- 04-27-15
Surprisingly exceptionally.
A real treat. The characters quickly come alive, some will frustrate you, some you'll love, others you'll hate and truly wish a great tragedy befalls them in the next paragraph or perhaps the next. Desperately your mind will try impose a reason for the relationship and later character assassination of Rourke.
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- Russell
- 03-06-13
Its no Atlas shrugged
Ayn Rand is so good at showing the dangers of central control that it actually hurts to write bad things about her books.
This is about one mans struggle to make his mark in the world and will make no compromise whatsoever. People will see it his way or not at all and the book is one depressing fall after another until he achieves his ambition.
It represents her philosophy of objectivism that is an acquired taste to say the least but it’s an interesting subject.
It’s nowhere near as good as ‘Atlas Shrugged’, which you must listen too.
The problem I have with Rand is her characters; I hate all of them, good or bad. She is also very pro man. I should not have a problem with this but her views of women do not sit well in my male mind despite not being particularly modern in my mind-set.
She is very much like her main character in that she writes this book her way despite what others may think which adds an air of authenticity to her works.
To sum up I suggest you get Atlas Shrugged first and see what you think of it, if you like try this if not stay well away.
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- Phil
- 08-07-15
Performance makes perfect
So well read! One of the best audiobook experiences I've had. Prompted me to look at other books performed by Christopher Hurt just because of his style
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- Anonymous User
- 05-28-18
Enjoyed the book and the underlying message
I enjoyed how thorough the characters were and how they represented several of the most common egos. Rorke inspired me a lot to live my life for myself. I found myself shocked how relevant this book from like 80 years ago is still so spot on to today’s world. I strongly recommend it.
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- Dean
- 08-22-20
Life Changing.
It's been a good hundred or so books since one has expanded and deepened my knowledge of myself such as this book did.
Instant top 5.
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- Todd Hewitt
- 03-18-20
Tremendous performance
Christopher Hurt’s performance of Ayn Rand’s classic is 10/10 and really enhances the story. Rand’s long, and at times unnecessarily descriptive sentences, are well suited to audio.
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- sam s
- 02-21-20
The most important book I ever read & listened to.
This is one of those books that sticks with you for a lifetime. I expect you have to be of a certain personality type to really enjoy it .. it wouldn't be for everyone, but for me it was in many was life changing.
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- Anonymous User
- 02-21-22
10/10. Super talented Author.
Not for everyone. Do not listen to it if you are untalented and or incompetent.
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- Amazon Customer
- 02-17-22
Outstanding in every way.
First off all the narrator's performance was seriously good, so much that I believe he himself must absolutely have loved this amazing story of the battle between good and evil. The struggle of good people in an amazing world but against awfully small people. We all have to suffer our contemporaries. I wished this book was read by every twenty year old.
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- Maryanne
- 01-03-22
Love it
It was long in a few places but very enjoyable, would recommend to my reading friends.
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- Anonymous User
- 07-02-21
will challenge you
the fountainhead will challenge what you think makes you move it is a transformative book
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- Nathan Dutton
- 05-25-21
As per below....
Brilliant. Current. Well worth the time to listen. Will look for more titles performed by this narrator.