But where's Posadas?

I've only really just started rooting around the Marxists.org website via the Tomb's David Widgery link, as I'd assumed it to be one of those places where Sparts, Cliffites, Grantites, Taafeites, Healyites, Schachtmanites, Stalagites and Stalagtites, people who are acronyms with (Marxist-Leninist) in brackets suffixed, all fight out their petty yet strangely compelling quarrels. But no, it's a surprisingly invaluable resource. Some particular gems of unorthodox Marxism:



Paul Lafargue's The Right to be Lazy, a wonderful little pamphlet which I've quoted on occasion, lambasting with great prescience the future fetish for work among the Left, and having the then-popular line of 'let the machines do it!' Whatever happened to that, eh...
Alexandra Kollontai's Theses on Communist Morality in the Sphere of Marital Relations, a foundational sexpol text on the destruction of the Oedipal triangle by the socialist revolution, cited unsurprisingly in Makavejev's WR- Mysteries of the Organism.
Alexander Bogdanov's 'Proletarian Poetry' - Bogdanov is an incredibly peculiar and interesting figure, writing the first Bolshevik sci-fi novel Red Star in 1913, throwing himself into the post-revolutionary futurism of Proletkult- from where Eisenstein, for one, sprang- and eventually killing himself in one of his somewhat overambitious medical experiments.