2075 - When Beauty Became a Crime

Rainer Zitelmann is a historian,sociologist and multiple bestselling author, whose books include “The Power ofCapitalism”, “The Origins of Poverty and Wealth” and “Hitler's NationalSocialism”. He is the author of 32 published books which have been translatedinto 35 languages. In recent years, he has written articles and been thesubject of interviews in leading media such as Wall Street Journal, Newsweek,Forbes, The Daily Telegraph, The Times, Le Monde, Corriere della Sera,Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, Neue Zürcher Zeitung, and numerous media inLatin America and Asia.

“In 2075, the war on inequality reaches its ultimate absurdity: beauty itself is declared a crime. When the ‘Justice Party’ brands attractive women as ‘Privileged Beauties’ and forces them into disfiguring ‘Optical Optimization Therapy,’ a courageous student and a journalist ignite a fierce resistance against the rising totalitarian regime. Rainer Zitelmann's gripping dystopian novel exposes the terrifying endgame of egalitarian envy — and the courage required to defend human excellence.”Jennifer A. Grossmann, CEO ATLAS Society and the leading global advocate of Ayn Rand's ideas