Ken Lay does the perp walk. Ha!
Now Ken Lay is Frito-Lay, if you get my drift. No offense to the audience to which the previous post was addressed.
About Me
- John Madziarczyk
- Seattle, Washington, United States
- From the Michigan to the Northwest via Florida. Contact me at J dot Madziarczyk at gmail dot com
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Links and things
- Lost Highway Times Bookstore
- In These Times
- Democracy Now!--radio program
- The Guardian, UK online news source
- The Progressive Magazine
- The Nation Magazine
- Mother Jones Magazine
- AnarchoBlogs
- Raw Story
- Counterpunch
- Commondreams
- Infoshop
- EconoSpeak: progressive economists blog
- The Smirking Chimp
- MRZine--Monthly Review's E-Zine
- R.U. Sirius Radio....techno counterculture libertarian
- Susie Bright, sex and politics
- The Red Encyclopedia
- G. William Domhoff, class power in America
- Direland, Doug Ireland's website
- Empire Burlesque
- Commie Curmudgeon
- Feministing
- Jesus' General
- OlyBlog
- The Cynic Librarian
- Renegade Eye
- Majikthise
- Orcinus
- Ted Rall
- This Modern World
- Minimum Security, by Stephanie McMillan
- The Civic Media Center-Gainesville, Florida
- Recollection Used Books, Seattle politics & other book store
- Last Word Books, Olympia indie bookstore
- AK Press
- Autonomedia Press
- Monthley Review Press
- The Network of Spiritual Progressives
- Communist Party of India (Marxist). A semi-Maoist party in India that actually does concrete good things.
- The NSK State, performance art collective which also uses other media
Internal Links
- What is the "Lost Highway", the title of this blog?
- Decay and Revolution
- Thoughts on the Reformation of Government
- Cui Bono? Who benefits from the Republican Program?
- Socialism and economic materialism
- Autonomy, Personal View
- A basic statement of the site: connections between Tropicalia and NSK
- Adding to the added comment to the current times post
- Neo-Romantic
- Kitsch, Neo-Romanticism and the Beats
- Neo-Romanticism as American Tropicalismo
- What is Neo-Romanticism
- Schizoanalysis, Tropicalia, and Situationists
- Why Kitsch, Why Post-Modernism?
- The American Tropicalia article
- An addendum to the things I've written
- Integrative and disintegrative technology
- An Original, Somewhat Thought Out, Statement About Society
- Against the Conservative Revolutionaries
- Beyond Self-Management
- Odds and Ends, workerism.
- United States as a Capitalist Aristocracy
- What's Left
- Soviet Union and Totalitarianism
- First world, Third World, the new domination
- Free Trade isn't even Free Trade
- Marx can be seen in two ways
- Socialist movement vs. doctrinaire Marxism
- Field Guide to the New Left of Center Spectrum
- Article on Proudhon's "What is Property?"
- Socialist Thought
- Romantic Socialism
- Tropicalia 2
- Tropicalia 2.2
- Origin of the blog name
Good books
- The Sorrows of Empire by Chalmers Johnson
- The Media Monopoly by Ben Bagdikian
- Problems of Knowledge and Freedom by Noam Chomsky
- Economic Justice and Democracy by Robin Hahnel
- A People's History of the United States
- Pedagogy of the Oppressed by Paulo Freire
- Anarchist Voices, ed. by Paul Avrich
- PR! A social history of Spin
- The Salvador Allende Reader
- The Chomsky Reader
- Who Will Tell the People? by William Greider
- Passages from Antiquity to Feudalism by Perry Anderson
- Whiteout: The CIA, Drugs, and the Press, by Alexander Cockburn
- Living inside our hope by Staughton Lynd
- Welcome to Terrorland: Atta in Florida
- Eurocentrism by Samir Amin
- The Subversion of Politics: Autonomous Social Movements, by George Katsiaficas
- Socialism in America, a Documentary History, by Albert Fried
- Socialist Thought: A documentary history
- Marx: writings in Sociology and Social Philosophy
- Hegel: Selections
- The Roots of Romanticism by Isaiah Berlin
- Tropical Truth by Caetano Veloso
- The Function of the Orgasm by Wilhelm Reich
- The Nine Nations of North America by Joel Garreau
- The Frozen Republic by Daniel Lazare
- The European Dream (about the EU), by Jeremy Rifkin
- Individualism: Old and New, by John Dewey
- The Radicalism of the American Revolution by Gordon S. Wood
- Empire's Edge: SE Europe/Asia Minor book
- Turn Off your Mind: a history of sixties counterculture
Social Construction of Race
- Rise and fall of the White Republic, by Alexander Saxton
- The Wages of Whiteness, by David Roediger
- Postethnic America by David Hollinger
- Sundown Towns: hidden dimension of American Racism, by James Loewen
- Eurocentrism by Samir Amin
- Black Athean, the Afroasiatic roots of Classical Civilization, Volume II, by Martin Bernal
Popular Front period Communism and after
Online libraries of political texts
Worthwhile non-political books
Strange, Weird, Symbolist Fiction and others
- The Cities of the Red Night by William S. Burroughs
- A Dark Muse, by Gary Lachman. Actually a history of weird literature, no matter what the full title is.
- The Process (novel) by Brion Gysin
- In the Realms of the Unreal: "Insane" writings
- Heliogabalus by Antonin Artaud
- Moravagine, by Blaise Cendrars. A work of fiction that should need no introduction.
Interesting Non-Political Links
- eXiled online--the new site for "The eXile", former Russian alt weekly
- Creation Books--edge fiction
- Thee Temple ov Psychick Youth
- UbuWeb.....strange and Avant-Garde art
- Head Press publishers, fringe at its finest
- Subterranean Cinema
- Unknown Highway---internet fringe culture aggregator
- Threshold House--Coil (band) label
- RE/Search Publications
- Something Weird Video
- DMOZ list of William S. Burroughs sites
- Raw Vision: Outsider Art magazine
- Go Fug Your Self (Fashion blog)
- The Perry Bible Fellowship (cartoon)
- Red Meat (cartoon)
Copyright John Madziarczyk, 2002-2013
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