/lit/ - Literature

>>5481987
both issues of Baedan plus Silvia Federici's Caliban And The Witch.
Baedan and Baedan 2 are more queer nihilist than anything else but I find that their approach to gender (that it's entirely constructed and furthermore a collection of apparatuses designed to ensure re/production, and that therefore it must be destroyed as quickly as possible along with civilization itself) is a more rigorous and unapologetic assessment of gender than most of what feminism has put forward (which has always been at least slightly assimilationist/reformist).
Caliban And The Witch offers a rigorous genealogy of women and their bodies starting from the Middle Ages and what they mean to re/production. Very cool if you can handle Marxist style.
The first issue of Baedan can be found online and for free here: http://theanarchistlibrary.org/authors/baedan

The other two books can be purchased from Little Black Cart.