Mine
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Vonnegut, specifically “Cat’s Cradle” (I know he’s a comrade, but I didn’t find that out until a decade after I read any of his work)
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Ursula LeGuin
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Kafka
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Camus
1 point
Robert Reich had a piece on NPR about the class war in the current day.
Philip K. Dick, especially his book Ubik does a great job extrapolating what late capitalism looks like: people have to pay a fee for everything - including using your own appliances, shower and front door.
2 points
1984 , i could tell it was anticommunist but the themes of the state controlling the truth made me think “Maybe the USSR didn’t kill100 billion people in gulag”
2 points
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Watching Doctor Who as a young teen. There were some especially good proto-leftist vibes in Eccleston’s season
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