My Year in Reading, 2025
Challenging stale histories through fresh narratives, and how new worlds are formed.
Challenging stale histories through fresh narratives, and how new worlds are formed.
A tour through the Social Novel, Victorian(-ish) literature, and Weimar Autumn.
From the nested puzzles of a Parisian flat to the utopian vistas of a terraformed Mars.
An effective reading tracker would not only provide a chronological list of titles read, but would uncover the manifold associations of influence and interest that are constantly being formed from the books I read.
Combating the racial and ecological damage of capitalism through a long-term revolutionary patience.
As tempting as it is to fantasize on what could have been, the historian’s task, Hobsbawm quips, is to analyze what was.
Does Christianity truly constitute an “alternative spirit” to capitalism?
My review of Haymarket’s A People’s Guide to Capitalism: An Introduction to Marxist Economics, for The Bias magazine.
Lurking beneath the sunny veneer of culture-capitalism is a lineage of critical work that, as Mike Davis argues, emerged as L.A.’s distinctive intellectual contribution: the genre of noir.
Thomas’ “metaphysics,” if indeed it can be called that, is neither an overarching rationalist system nor a purely sense-oriented empiricism.
Classics, novels, intellectual histories, philosophical biographies, nightmares, criticisms, and more.