1 book mentions “John Galt.”
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Atlas Shrugged
by Ayn Rand
The main character of the novel, John Galt is the man who dominates the action, though he doesn't appear until two-thirds of the way through the novel. John Galt is the character who conceives, initiates, and carries to a successful conclusion the strike of the great minds that forms the core of the novel's action. He is both the inventor of the motor and the "destroyer" that Dagny fears.
Memorable Quotes by John Galt:
“All work is creative work if done with a fully thinking mind.”
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