>Breadbook First leftist book I read when I was 15. Absolutely loved it at the time. Today I feel it's not that great, but will always have a place in my heart.
>Ego and it's Own Brief anarcho-individualist phase during my teenage years.
Still haunts me to this day.
> Marxism : last refuge to the bourgeoisie ? The book that make me want to read Marx. Didn't understand everything at the time, esp. the economical stuff, but def. shape my transition from anarchism to marxism.
> Sorel : The socialist future of the syndicates. Aside from making me discovers the french syndicalist tradition, there's something in Sorel that always fascinate me : he can be at the same time pretty mediocre and on other absolutely genius.
> Bordiga : Theory and Action in Marxist Doctrine : https://libcom.org/library/theory-action-marxist-doctrine-amadeo-bordigaI don't agree with Bordiga, I even think he's fundamentally wrong, but I can't help but to read it. Maybe it's his style, maybe it's the rigid rigorism. Nevertheless, I always find myself thinking the way he shape the debate (organicism, invariance, Formal and Real Party etc.), even if it's going all the way against him.