To the Editor:
Although I thoroughly enjoyed Andrew Bernstein’s article “Transfiguring the Novel: The Literary Revolution in Atlas Shrugged” (TOS, Fall 2007), I am puzzled by his statement that “Francisco d’Anconia . . . is the man whom many . . .
—including this writer—believe Dagny Taggart should have chosen as her husband.” (p. 64) I find this remark b…
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