mark g

"no one yet has determined what the nobody can do". person hours idler. amateur. guttersnipe commo.

[Verso Books @VersoBooks]

Lorenzo Feltrin and Emanuele Leonardi discuss how working-class environmentalism continues to address the intertwined degradation of bodies and the environment, in an interview first published in @TBA21.

https://t.co/edCPtj7jm0

[Nate Holdren @n_hold]

my article's up online now, so that's cool. I'd appreciate if you'd read it, please. thank you. (fair warning, it's kind of a downer.)

https://t.co/TBz0gKRUHV

[mark g @furiousaffects]

@Prada_Meinhof Revisited some of this a while back when thinking about crimes of class stuff. Always fun to read this section.

[mark g @furiousaffects]

@Prada_Meinhof Thank you for reminding me of this!

[mark g @furiousaffects]

Brief return to posting here to say that crimes of class is in the world as a book, published by the excellent friends at Rosa Press, https://t.co/t1QNvD82A4

[mark g @furiousaffects]

Liz and Melinda had nice things to say about it, which is lovely and much appreciated:

[mark g @furiousaffects]

Brief return to posting here to say that crimes of class is in the world as a book, published by the excellent friends at Rosa Press, https://t.co/t1QNvD82A4

[mark g @furiousaffects]

@NeilGray00 Looking forward to reading this

[mark g @furiousaffects]

I always really appreciated Viewpoint and Haider’s articles in them. I recently reread the coauthored workers inquiry a genealogy piece and it is still such a useful essay, among his many others. RIP Asad Haider.

https://t.co/qVrKfSsNtJ

[Clearinghouse @Clearinghouse99]

Clearinghouse's new website has articles including Raf Sciortino on the work of the Chuang collective, what the Trump tariffs might mean for class dynamics in and around Australia, remembering Alex Parke, and Réalité's approach to collective research - https://t.co/rU3kTCfLXY

[mark g @furiousaffects]

I really liked the book & reckon it’s both useful & provocative. Gonna be doing a reading group on it in coming months in the gong - along with some of a commie essentials the book covers. I also really like this review, which is clear & has its own very useful ideas in it.

[Nate Holdren @n_hold]

I wrote this about why you should read Jasper Bernes's new book The Future of Revolution. (In the 2nd half I nitpick on a few points in a spirit of 'let's run with it in THIS direction, not THAT one'. That matters less, the main point is read the book!)

https://t.co/A3NG9ddQ9l

[mark g @furiousaffects]

@redblacknotes @acfmelbourne @acfgeelong

[mark g @furiousaffects]

Helped write this article on the Bisalloy pickets by Wollongong Friends of Palestine for @heatwvmag
Read here: https://t.co/jculYljIsA

[mark g @furiousaffects]

@correnterosso This and weight of the printed word is a good combo

[heatwave magazine @heatwvmag]

Read it here!

The Trump Tariffs: Some Notes from the Antipodes -
The Australian state is currently caught in a cleft stick, like so many of its Asian neighbours.

https://t.co/nT6BSOq5Px

[heatwave magazine @heatwvmag]

Today we release the first installment of our dossier entitled "Madness and Capitalist Civilization." With the rapid pace of global events, we wanted to solicit critical perspective on the present international economic turbulence:
https://t.co/nT6BSOq5Px

[heatwave magazine @heatwvmag]

Our debut issue will be out in print early next month!

[mark g @furiousaffects]

@n_hold I have been trying to find a way to watch this down here but no luck so far. Hope the event went well!

[Anarchist Communist Federation @ancomfederation]

On January 19, following a successful public forum the previous day, the Melbourne Anarchist Communist Group, Anarchist Communists Meanjin & Geelong Anarchist Communists agreed to reconstitute themselves as branches of the Anarchist Communist Federation.
@acfmelbourne @acfgeelong

[mark g @furiousaffects]

@SteveWright1958 @withsobersenses I remember that piece, it was the first I’d heard of camatte