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  <read_at>Wed Jul 01 00:00:00 -0700 2009</read_at>
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    <body><![CDATA[Imagine learning a second language and deciding to become a published writer in that language just a few years later. Next, imagine having a complex philosophy to expound in that second language, a philosophy that shakes the very foundation of the reader's conceptions about society and the self. Finally, imagine telling a story where no one therein used the word &quot;I&quot; or referred to themselves -- the individual they were -- in any way whatsoever.<br/><br/>And now imagine how everyone tears this amazing feat to shreds because they don't understand that the story, slight as it is, is merely a vehicle for the philosophy of Objectivism, then only vaguely understood by Ayn Rand herself.<br/><br/>Now, read it again and gasp at wonder at the brilliance of this writer, her youth when she tackled such an amazing feat, akin to a teenager sailing around the world solo. See if you could do it or if you'd even get out of port. <br/><br/>Most of all, imagine you'll ever forget &quot;Anthem&quot; after reading it. You won't, and isn't that the greatest achievement a storyteller can hope to accomplish?]]></body>
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