The Stolen Girl--an Eva Husson-directed Disney+ series I contributed to as writer, about a woman whose child is kidnapped--will be released on the platform on April 16

The Archimedean Point is out! ConradBongardHamilton joins me to talk about the social formation of the far right, neo-fascism and the ideology of desire and what happened to speculative realism. youtu.be/Qt0IK_-cXd0?si…

Tutt continuing to do an admirable job exposing the depths of left censorship, which in this case stemmed from not one but two (!) presses

This interview was an enjoyable one, and allowed Matt McManus and I to explain the way our different views of left populism, as well as of Marxism more generally, inform the central debate of the book

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I will be co-leading this study group with Daniel Tutt starting in a few hours!

Tomorrow, I’ll argue that the denial of the quasi autonomy of theory (“practical reductionism”), while often imagined to derive from ‘vintage’ Marxism Leninism, in fact emanates from Western Marxism. And that far from being radical it has historically been associated with reform

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Liberal Twitter is correct for once

This looks like a great launch, and will invariably touch on the book's main topic: the dispute between democratic socialism and its neo-Leninist discontents, taken up through the prism of the Marxist humanism v. science debate

The videos of presentations from the conference I co-organized at ECNU--"Marxism and Abstraction in the Digital Age"--have been published by The New Centre for Research & Practice. There's some great stuff here by Alberto Toscano, Jason Moore, and Roberto Finelli, among others. tinyurl.com/marxabstract

Interesting commentary on Flowers for Marx — I agree that the ideas of the late Michael Brooks could’ve been given more attention in the book

I do not think, as Cadell Last seems to, that the challenge of our time is to read Marx as if he were from an "alien planet." Still, I'm delighted someone wrote 17,000 words (!) on Flowers for Marx, in what amounts to an independent source of inspiration tinyurl.com/last157

A fiery review of Flowers for Marx from Nico. I particularly like the conclusion and the turn to Rosa Luxemburg although I don't know if I agree with the Althusser parts. In any event, much to consider.

Thanks to The Big Signorelli for this one