Books

Just started Who Paid the Pipers of Western Marxism? by Gabriel Rockhill.

Also am working through the reading list for Critical Theory Workshop's online course on Imperialism and Underdevelopment that's starting January 21. So far I've read Samir Amin's essay Contemporary Imperialism, and still need to finish Lenin's Imperialism: The Highest Stage of Capitalism.

The Vegetarian, by Han Kang. Its the story of a Korean women told from the perspective of her abusers. One of those thats hard to say you "like" because the material is pretty rough

I've been researching medieval life & economics

The Structure of Everyday Life; The Limits of the Possible (Fernand Braudel)

The State and the Tributary Mode of Production (John F. Haldon)

I am currently reading Black Against Empire by Joshua Bloom and Waldo Martin. Im enjoying it a lot so far about 100 pages in

I've been reading What is to be Done and I'm around 35% done. It's really hard for me to have the time to actually sit down and read and have the energy to do so, so I know I'm way behind my goals. I plan on doing my homework before I go to any party meetings

I finally started a book I had been excitedly awaiting the release of, This Brutal Moon. It's starting strong although I feel like recent a reread of the previous two books would have been good for my brain.

I've been reading some pieces of critique and criticism on my party, and am now having the political equivalent of a crisis in faith with the party.

That aside, I read Unequal Exchange and the Prospects of Socialism, however didn't take notes, so I need to go back and re-read it to better understand the material.

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