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Update 12/14/2020: This post has been updated to include three new, free libertarian novels we’ve found since last publishing this list. Let’s face it, novels celebrating the free market and individual rights are pretty...
Update 12/01/2020: This post has been updated to include an additional couple of the very best new libertarian gifts for you to buy that wonderful free market absolutist in your life. It’s every capitalist’s...
“For some reason, many science fiction writers appear to believe that Libertarianism is not merely a political ideology but a floor wax, a dessert topping, and a way of organizing one’s life that will...
Crypto-anarchist rapper Gh0st Boi exploded onto the scene recently with his cheekily defiant track, “The Signal” which, quite literally, explains exactly how to download and 3D-print your very own untraceable Glock pistol. To wit:...
Look, I know. Obviously everyone’s already heard of Rush (who famously dedicated their album, 2112, to Ayn Rand), and we all know of bands like Muse, and NOFX, who have released a couple libertarian...
Let’s face it. Most libertarian songs are not so much pro-freedom as they are anti-authoritarian. They tend to be more against tyranny than for liberty, and that means sometimes they can sound, well, more...
We libertarians are often asked what influenced us to embrace our radical philosophy of freedom. A common answer is Ayn Rand’s libertarian novel, Atlas Shrugged, the great philosopher’s 1200-page magnum opus that originated the...
Whew. Five years sure go by fast, huh? That’s when our last post was, in January, 2014. But we’re back, and better than ever! We’ve got a shiny new domain (you’ll notice all the...
Yours truly (as a member of the Libertarian Fiction Authors Association) is teaming up with Students for Liberty (a massive libertarian student organization) to run the first ever (that I am aware of) Libertarian Short Story Contest!
Rob Olive’s debut novel, Essential Liberty, will feel familiar to anyone who’s read other examples of “Tea Party fiction” like Matthew Bracken’s Enemies Foreign and Domestic trilogy or John Ross’s Unintended Consequences.
