Opening Soon: Ayn Rand's Atlas Shrugged

Atlas Shrugged

"A sweep of brown hair fell back, almost touching the line of her shoulders. Her face was made of angular planes, the shape of her mouth clear-cut, a sensual mouth held closed with inflexible precision."

Atlas Shrugged

"The shape of his mouth was pride, and more: it was as if he took pride in being proud ... He looked as if he were poured out of metal, but some dimmed, soft-lustered metal, like an aluminum-copper alloy ... his eyes were the deep, dark green of light glinting on metal."

Atlas Shrugged

"The glare cut a moment's wedge across his eyes, which had the quality and color of pale blue ice – then across...the ash-blond strands of his hair...His body was tall and gaunt...His face was cut by prominent cheekbones and by a few sharp lines."

Atlas Shrugged

"His features had the fine precision of sculpture. His hair was black and straight, swept back. The suntan of his skin intensified the startling color of his eyes: they were a pure, clear blue."

Atlas Shrugged

"He had a small, petulant mouth, and thin hair clinging to a thin forehead. His posture had a limp, decentralized sloppiness, as if in defiance of his tall, slender body... The flesh on his face was pale and soft. His eyes were pale and veiled."

Atlas Shrugged

Hank Rearden's lobbyist in Washington, Wesley Mouch becomes the economic dictator of the U.S., largely through an ability to disappear in a crowd.

Atlas Shrugged