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43. “Objectivist Calendar,” The Objectivist, November 1967, 366.
44. Charles Frederick Schroeder, “Ayn Rand: Far Right Prophetess,” Christian
Century, December 13, 1961, 1494; “Born Eccentric,” 104; Kobler, “The Curious Cult
of Ayn Rand.” Another representative characterization, which ends on the none too
subtle note of an Objectivist praising Hitler, can be found in Nora Sayre, “The Cult
of Ayn Rand,” in Sixties Going on Seventies (Piscataway: Rutgers University Press,
2006), 173–77.
45. Dora Hamblin, “The Cult of Angry Ayn Rand,” Life, April 7, 1967, 92–102; Tuccille,
It Usually Begins With Ayn Rand, 23; Nathaniel Branden, “Intellectual Ammunition
Department: What Is Psychological Maturity?,” The Objectivist Newsletter 4, no 11 (1965):
53. It should be noted that the use of Rand as evidence was not confi ned to her publications.
A writer for The Freeman cited her tale of a factory organized along collective lines
as proof that Communistic principles would not work in business. See John C. Sparks,
“Least of All—The Family,” The Freeman, March 1963, 41.
46. Albert Ellis, Is Objectivism a Religion? (New York: Lyle Stuart, 1968); John Hospers
to AR, May 25, 1960, ARP 146-H01.
47. Letters, 531, 532.
48. Ibid., 532, 535, 533.
49. Karen Reedstrom, “Interview with Laurence I. Gould,” Full Context, November
1991, 3.
50. Jan Schulman, née Richman, September 26, 1997, Oral History, ARP; Martin
Anderson, The Federal Bulldozer: A Critical Analysis of Urban Renewal 1949–62
(Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1964); Martin Anderson, interview with author, January
11, 2008. Charles and Mary Ann Sures also emphasize the warmer side of Rand in Facets
of Ayn Rand (Irvine, CA: Ayn Rand Institute, 2001).
51. Karen Reedstrom, “Interview with Roger Donway,” Full Context, May 1992, 1;
Karen Reedstrom and David Saum, “Interview with Ronald E. Merrill,” Full Context,
November 1995, 7.
52. NBI, Basic Principles of Objectivism fl yer, 27–06-A; Reedstrom, “Interview with
Laurence I. Gould,” 1.
53. Plasil, Therapist, 45.
54. Sky Gilbert, The Emotionalists (Winnipeg: Blizzard, 2000), 10. Chris Sciabarra
further explores this issue in Ayn Rand, Homosexuality, and Human Liberation (Cape
Town, South Africa: Leap Publishing, 2003).
55. Kay Nolte Smith, quoted in Walker, The Ayn Rand Cult, 14. Details on the dresses
and dining room table are from Iris Bell, Oral History ARP; Shelly Reuben, Oral History,
ARP.
56. Roy A. Childs Jr., “Ayn Rand and the Libertarian Movement,” in Liberty against
Power: Essays by Roy Childs, Jr., ed. Joan Kennedy Taylor (San Francisco: Fox and Wilkes,
1994), 278; Howard McConnel to AR, January 7, 1959, ARP 003–13B; Susan Reisel to AR,
October 17, 1962, ARP 038–04C.
57. Author interview with Robert Hessen, December 7, 2007.
58. Karen Minto and David Oyerly, “Interview with Henry Mark Holzer,” Full
Context, July/Aug 2001, 5.
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