/lit/ - Literature

Are Emma Goldman's writings any good?

>Order Emma Goldman's speeches from my library
>Surprisingly take on the philosophy
>The book I read was out of print
This seems to happen to me too many times.

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Any good fiction with Marxist or Anarchist leanings? I'm kind of tired of reading theory. Memoirs are welcome, too.

12th Grade
Blood Meridian by Cormac McCarthy -You can grab soooo much from this book and his prose are beautiful.
Song of Solomon by Toni Morrison - Well written. Shows that one should love their lineage to be a whole person
Oedipus Rex by Sophocles - I read it very quickly so I think it will be a good time to act it out and extra credit for emotion. Also my favorite tragedy.
Some stories by Edgar Allan Poe - He is a great writer that covers death a lot maybe a good contrast with the books above.
Some stories by Jorge Luis Borges- He is such a great writer and he needs to be read.
A Clockwork Orange by Anthony Burgess - Creates a cleaver narrator while conveying a meaningful theme.
Slaughter House 5 - Kurt Vonnegut - His prose are so unique and easy to read. He can convey a meaningful story while moving around in the narrative. Really, just because...
I wish I could fit in Don Quixote ,but I doubt it....

Emma Goldman

Because of Goldman I always try to question things. Also I follow Hermann Hesse's ideas in Siddhartha

/lit/:

I give you the single greatest author and most innovative woman to ever live:

Emma Goldman

>>542387
That is what I thought ,but then I found out most of the people here are from /b/ . Also badass woman