Read Capital Abridged by Julian Borchardt (there's an American/Penguin print that was edited by Max Eastman before he went full libertarian that's really good and has Lenin and Engles writings included).
Governance of China is really just a collection of speeches about policy, you can basically use it as a reference instead of reading it like a novel.
i guess like 40ish books if you count soviet fiction books with a socialist bent :bugs-stalin:
most socialist literature is pretty short tbh. ones that really stand out as dense are xi jinpings the governance of china and das kapital
Read Capital Abridged by Julian Borchardt (there's an American/Penguin print that was edited by Max Eastman before he went full libertarian that's really good and has Lenin and Engles writings included).
Governance of China is really just a collection of speeches about policy, you can basically use it as a reference instead of reading it like a novel.
is it good? i only skimmed through chapter names and it seemed pretty lib-pilled :deeper-sadness:
i plan on reading it eventually, i'm just curious
he has some interesting takes on the fall of the soviet union which i largely agree with