Category Archives: Lit Review

The Manifesto of September 23: The remedy is in our hands. Do they not emerge from our ranks, from the great proletarian mass, the cop and the butler, the jailer and the executioner? — Read on ahuehuete.substack.com/p/ricardo-flores-magon-october-6th

u a blessing u disguised urselfin my eyesu a blessing no surprise i can’t keep trackall the ties to me to you to love again is to try try try

“Are you sure, sweetheart, that you want to be well?… Just so’s you’re sure, sweetheart, and ready to be healed, cause wholeness is no trifling matter. A lot of weight when you’re well.” from The Salt Eaters

can u feel me close to youi pray notbut deep in my stomach i wish you the best / praises sing / praises / breath

‘On ne développe pas ; on se développe.’ This famous sentence from Joseph Ki-Zerbo could be translated as ‘we do not enforce development; we develop … Re-embedding the economy to rethink (sustainable) development

we’re on to something we think at first glance imperfect

My Heart I Give to Children must be considered against this tragic backdrop. What emerges from its pages is a story of a community torn apart by the horrors of war, who then found a path to collective transformation through Sukhomlinsky’s healing pedagogy of nature. — Read on liberatedtexts.com/reviews/a-pedagogy-of-nature-my-heart-i-give-to-children-by-vasily-sukhomlinsky/

bodies pile up on your dooru have to step over them to get thruyour day the quarter this lifethis cheap imitation of livingand the dead keep dyingand you keep on cryingand keep it stepping yet