Please allow me to draw your attention to Jacques Vaché’s War Letters and other scraps (pp. 345-359). You are also invited to read as many of F. Rosemont’s contextuals as you care to. In particular, the discussion of Umour (pp. 107-172) stands a chance of proving abundantly worthless. I’d like to be there to gab with you, for he is a wonderful wraith indeed, but phynance importunes…

Tomorrow we’ll read a chapter from Deleuze’s Nietzsche & Philosophy. Give “Active and Reactive” (pp. 39-72) a look.

This week, Robert Walser’s novella The Walk. Give this one an unhurried afternoon; it wants to be read andante.

This week – the second half of Ted Kaczynski’s Industrial Society and its Future. Read from paragraph 59 (the beginning of the section “Disruption of the Power Process in Modern Society”) through to the end.

This Tuesday – Ted Kaczynski’s Industrial Society and its Future, pages 1-11 of the PDF – from the beginning until “Disruption of the Power Process in Society.”

We won’t be meeting this week or next. See you on the 7th!

This week, we’ll finish Graeber’s Fragments of an Anarchist Anthropology. Go from “Tenets of a Non-Existent Science” to the end (pp. 30-48 in the pdf on @ library).

Ok, we’re back this week! Gathering Tuesday to discuss the first half of Graeber’s Fragments of an Anarchist Anthropology. This week, we’ll go from the beginning up to “Tenets of a Non-Existent Science” (pp. 3-29 in the pdf on @ library).

Argh! We’re double-booked this week, so we’ll be taking the week off. Convening again Tuesday, December 10th, 7pm at the Long Haul. See you then!

Another week of Against Civilization, since I’m so late in posting this week—pp. 150-161.