/lit/ - Literature

Yesterday I made a thread asking you kindly to share some Marxist/left-wing economic books, but sadly it was deleted for some reason before I had the opportunity to go through more than the first few answers.
So I guess I'll make a new thread. Looking for anything from Marx to contemporary. Thanks in advance.
Pic related is a book I have but I've learned that Piketty doesn't really fit these schools of thoughts because he's more of a liberal.

What are some contemporary left-wing/Marxist economic books? Where does one start to better understand these concepts and schools of thought?

Pic related, the only one I currently own.

The most important book of the 21st century

Neolibs get triggered by this

What are some good books on income inequality?

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>how to manage your money

What is lit's opinion of pic related?

The only economics book you'll ever have to read.

What are your thoughts on pic related?

Anyone here read this bad boy yet? I think it's about time you babies graduated from fiction and moved on to economic analysis and statistics like adults do. But seriously, for 600+ pages of mostly historical data this book was interesting as fuck.

What did you think of this?

What do you think of this?

>Reading outdated reviews of capital

It is ok to read Marx if you want to understand marxism. If you want to understand capital I highly suggest this.

8/10. Could be a 10 if it wasn't for the obvious bias in some parts against mainstream economics.

Also, great book if you are interested in the history of Capital since the industrial revolution.