/lit/ - Literature

>>7009797
Tehanu is an anomaly but I kind of like it. Definitely weaker than most of the six - to me the highlights are the first two and the last one.

Le Guin is one of my favorite authors regardless of gender or genre.

Keynesian Democratic Socialism
any introductory macroeconomics book
Minsky - John Maynard Keynes
Keynes - General Theory

Anarchism (the leftist kind)
Graeber - Debt
Kropotkin - Mutual Aid
Orwell - Homage to Catalonia
Rocker - Anarcho-syndicalism in Theory and Practice
Le Guin - The Dispossessed

Eventually you will want to read Smith, Mill, and Marx, who are hugely influential to pretty much everyone in this area of thinking.

>>6348577
This is a good rec too, George is unfairly forgotten in both economics and political science circles.

Where should I start with the Culture novels, OP? Phlebas, Use of Weapons, Player of Games, or the short stories?

I haven't read Banks yet but my pick would be Le Guin's Hainish Cycle.

>>5882880
Pic unless you've heard of it. If you have, then just go down the list of Le Guin, PKD, and Wolfe novels until you hit one you haven't heard of.ihb

>>5835051
Le Guin is the correct answer, good job >>5835272