Stand Back: Reflections on a Memoir I Wrote Too Soon

Everywhere we look there are plantation managers and overseers, kneeling over black bodies, shooting into crowds, ramming jeeps through protest lines, chasing joggers, calling the cops, demanding rent.

Neoliberalism for Polite Company: Bruno Latour’s Pseudo-Materialist Coup

If neoliberalism were a Platonic Republic, Bruno Latour would likely be its philosopher-king.

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Marxism and Intersectionality: An Interview with Ashley Bohrer

We simply can’t understand the world we live in without an understanding of capitalism. One of the lessons I take from intersectionality is the multiple and discontinuous ways that gender, race, sexuality, ability, nationality, etc are fundamentally interconstituted.

A Marxist Theory of Extinction

From the perspective of earthly life, capitalism differs little from colliding with a massive meteorite.

The Covid State: Dispatch Three from a Changing World

As the subtitle of this piece suggests, this is the third in a series of online editorials responding to the Covid-19 pandemic. The first, ‘The Mask of the Red Death’, was published on 21 March, the second, ‘We Are All Unclean’ on 20 April. Our...

A Marxist Theory of Extinction

by Troy Vettese

From the perspective of earthly life, capitalism differs little from colliding with a massive meteorite.

The Covid State: Dispatch Three from a Changing World

by Salvage Editorial Collective

As the subtitle of this piece suggests, this is the third in a series of online editorials responding to the Covid-19 pandemic. The first, ‘The Mask of the Red Death’, was published on 21 March, the second, ‘We Are All Unclean’ on 20 April. Our forthcoming issue, #8:...

ISSUE 8: SPRING / SUMMER 2020

Comrades, This is Madness

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Salvage #8: Comrades, This is Madness

by Salvage Editorial Collective

Like many things, Salvage #8 was a little disrupted by the global pandemic, but it’s at the printers and if you’re a print subscriber, it’s on its way to you very soon.

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Stand Back: Reflections on a Memoir I Wrote Too Soon

by Tessa McWatt

Everywhere we look there are plantation managers and overseers, kneeling over black bodies, shooting into crowds, ramming jeeps through protest lines, chasing joggers, calling the cops, demanding rent.

Neoliberalism for Polite Company: Bruno Latour’s Pseudo-Materialist Coup

by R. H. Lossin

If neoliberalism were a Platonic Republic, Bruno Latour would likely be its philosopher-king.

Marxism and Intersectionality: An Interview with Ashley Bohrer

by George Souvlis and Ashley Bohrer

We simply can’t understand the world we live in without an understanding of capitalism. One of the lessons I take from intersectionality is the multiple and discontinuous ways that gender, race, sexuality, ability, nationality, etc are fundamentally interconstituted.

A Marxist Theory of Extinction

by Troy Vettese

From the perspective of earthly life, capitalism differs little from colliding with a massive meteorite.

The Covid State: Dispatch Three from a Changing World

by Salvage Editorial Collective

As the subtitle of this piece suggests, this is the third in a series of online editorials responding to the Covid-19 pandemic. The first, ‘The Mask of the Red Death’, was published on 21 March, the second, ‘We Are All Unclean’ on 20 April. Our forthcoming issue, #8:...

Not Today

by Sarah Grey

There are no sirens mounted on the roof at Tree of Life. No one expects death to happen here. The sirens come later.

Salvage #8: Comrades, This is Madness

by Salvage Editorial Collective

Like many things, Salvage #8 was a little disrupted by the global pandemic, but it’s at the printers and if you’re a print subscriber, it’s on its way to you very soon.

Neil Davidson

by Salvage Editorial Collective

9 October 1957 – 3 May 2020

The National Question, Class and the European Union: An Interview with Neil Davidson

by George Souvlis and Neil Davidson

Neil Davidson 9 October 1957 – 3 May 2020 It is with great sadness that we report the death of our comrade, friend, and contributor Neil Davidson. We cannot even begin here to acknowledge the political, intellectual and personal inspiration that Neil gave both to...

Neoliberalism as the Agent of Capitalist Self-Destruction

by Neil Davidson

Neil Davidson 9 October 1957 - 3 May 2020 It is with great sadness that we report the death of our comrade, friend, and contributor Neil Davidson. We cannot even begin here to acknowledge the political, intellectual and personal inspiration that Neil gave both to...

#MeToo and Queer Experience

by Peter Drucker

Thirty-seven years ago, Christopher responded to an old-fashioned print ad that I had placed. He wrote me a letter, and we talked on the phone. When we arranged to meet in person, I knew he was older than I was. But somehow I had failed to imagine what he might look...

Gender Identity Communism: A Gay Utopian Examination of Trans Healthcare in Britain

by Jules Gleeson and J N Hoad

The clinics have failed. The current British system for trans healthcare provision combines unsustainable centralisation with chronic underprovision. Increasing demand for trans healthcare has coincided with the stripping of resources due to austerity. With only fifteen GICs in England, Scotland and Northern Ireland, lags of two to three years before accessing hormones are a new norm.

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