the big links page

this is a big collection of links. i group em as best i can by their primary area of interest. they still overlap a good deal, the way this stuff does.

disability, health, and the body

  • Six Ways of Looking at Crip Time, by Ellen Samuels, 2017

  • Lessons from Susan Sontag, by Ryan Thorneycroft, 2025

  • Against Interpretation, by Susan Sontag, 1964

  • Out of the frame: disability and the body in the writings of Karl Marx, by Staffan Bengtsson, 2016

  • The Social Model of Disability, by Tom Shakespeare, 2010. a relatively short and accessible introduction to the social model of disability, its merits, and its shortcomings. if you feel unfamiliar with disability studies on the whole, try this as a sampler!

    • marxism

  • Marxists Internet Archive. if you enjoy learning through self-guided rabbitholes, try the encyclopedia!

  • The ML Reading Hub's Study Materials. while geared towards ML theory on the whole, this list is also a fantastic jumping-off point if you'd like a more structured "where to start" on the foundations of marxism. remember: NONE of this is out of your reach. you can do this!

  • Sublation Magazine, a contemporary socialist magazine.

  • Cosmonaut, a contemporary ML magazine.

  • Ur-Fascism, by Umberto Eco, 1995

  • Communism and the Family, by Alexandra Kollentai, 1920

  • Fascism and the Workers' Movement, by James P. Cannon, 1954

    • arts & humanities, and all the other "you and me" stuff

  • The TESCREAL Bundle by Timnit Gebru. hey, did you notice how fucking weird, wooey, and insufferably paternalistic the entire bay tech area and silicon valley got seemingly overnight? that wasn't an accident! here's a collection of resources to intellectually arm yourself against one of the most dangerous doomsday cults in america.

  • (NSFW) The CripFag series, by Robert Andy Coombs. incredibly beautiful, incredibly hot series about the heights of intimacy opened up only through disabled interdependency. makes you pity everyone else, dont it!

  • (NSFW) Lavender Zines Queer Archive, a wonderful and labor-intensive archival project of primarily late-midcentury to late-20thc queer magazines. raunchy, candid, at times challenging to contemporary sensibilities. none of it will shock you if you trawl through old mags already.

  • The Magazine Rack, on Internet Archive. every kind of magazine you can imagine. i like to sort through old fashion ones. happy diggin!

  • Order begins at home: Christian nationalism and control over children, by Samuel L. Perry, 2025.

  • Archive of Destruction, by Jes Fernie. an archive of contemporary-leaning art pieces that have been destroyed and vandalized, both unintentionally and intentionally-- whether by individuals, governmental/institutional powers, or forces of nature.

  • This Feminist Libre Fonts Collective, where i found the fonts you see on this site.

  • Train Jazz.

    • other points of interest

    misc resources and fun things that have yet to be sorted into anything larger.

  • How to Be Poor in America, a collection of resources regarding exactly what it says on the tin. Housing info, disability, and more.

  • The Al Bowlly Fansite Mp3 Player. more of his songs than i've found on youtube, or anywhere else!

  • The EasyUSSR Torrenting Guide.