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Socialist fiction Anonymous 2021-03-15 (Mon) 18:18:27 No.14598

https://www.amazon.co.jp/-/en/%E3%82%AB%E3%83%AB%E3%83%AD%E3%83%BB%E3%82%BC%E3%83%B3-ebook/dp/B08N43BF7K/
This book is from the creator of Youjo Senki about trying to keep Yugoslavia together. I know Yugoslavia isn't really socialist but from the point of view of the author I feel it is and wonder how he chose to write about it considering the popularity of his other work among the right. Would be cool if someone translated it (I could rip the book for them if they are unable).

Anyway, general socialist fiction thread!

Anonymous 2021-03-15 (Mon) 22:36:48 No.14605

I think it's funny that fascist retards didn't get the point of Youjo Senki at all and think it's about how le based fascism is
Verhoeven's Starship Troopers all over again

OP 2021-03-16 (Tue) 00:08:20 No.14608

>>14605
That's the biggest reason I'd love to see this work by him translated lol

OP 2021-03-16 (Tue) 00:49:37 No.14609

Some fictional socialist books worth reading maybe:
How the Steel Was Tempered
Broad and Alien is the World (El mundo es ancho y ajeno, recommended by com. Laura of the PCP)

Anonymous 2021-03-16 (Tue) 23:04:43 No.14627

Any manga? I know two that are Japanese nationalist but zero communist ones.

Anonymous 2021-03-17 (Wed) 19:02:37 No.14641

>>14627
There's multiple threads for that on /anime/ for example
>>>/anime/1417
>>>/anime/6170

Anonymous 2021-03-18 (Thu) 01:46:43 No.14648

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One of the pinnacles of comic as a medium

Anonymous 2021-03-19 (Fri) 01:18:53 No.14669

>>14648
Apparently Netflix wants to do an adaptation of it. Wouldn’t be surprised if they took out all the political content from it and just turned into generic alien invasion shit like they did with Snow Piercer

Anonymous 2021-04-01 (Thu) 07:07:19 No.14909

>>14669
Did Netflix modify Snowpiercer or something?

Anonymous 2021-04-04 (Sun) 14:53:57 No.14965

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>>14648
Just finished this. The beginning and middle are amazing. Deeply atmospheric and anxiety inducing stuff ahead of its time but towards the end, I think it turns into silly 50s sci fi pulp with a rushed ending and lots of asspulls. Overall pretty good but the last parts turned a 10/10 masterpiece into an 8/10 for me.
I also skimmed through the 70s remake after the author went full commie and it seems that the more overtly political stuff added to the story hurt it rather than help it even from an anti-imperialist propaganda point of view, the original is far more subtle in its approach and it works for the better.

Anonymous 2021-04-04 (Sun) 19:58:42 No.14966

>>14965
Do you have a download link for a comrade?

Anonymous 2021-04-05 (Mon) 01:55:35 No.14969

>>14648
Fuck the Argentinian fuckwads that murdered him and his family. He was going to wrote a sequel and an autobiographical comic on the life of Che.

Anonymous 2021-04-05 (Mon) 08:05:27 No.14991

>>14598
Have you read Ursula Le Guin?

Anonymous 2021-04-05 (Mon) 09:13:37 No.14993

>>14966
nvm, found it.

Anonymous 2021-04-05 (Mon) 09:45:12 No.14994

Anyone know where I can find copies of the Noon Universe books in English?

Anonymous 2021-04-05 (Mon) 14:44:41 No.14995

>>14994
To my knowledge and disappointment, there are no decent translations of Strugatskys to english. I saw a couple books on libgen though.

Anonymous 2021-04-05 (Mon) 16:43:44 No.14996

>>14966
Look up,
>The Eternaut (2016) (Digital) (phillywilly-Empire)
For the Héctor Germán Oesterheld / Solano López version, and
>The Eternaut 1969 (2020) (Digital) (Dipole)
For the Alberto Breccia remake.

Anonymous 2021-04-06 (Tue) 02:22:43 No.14997

>>14996
the "remake" sucks balls, don't bother with it

Anonymous 2021-04-06 (Tue) 06:53:09 No.15001

>>14997
I like Alberto Breccia's art.

Anonymous 2021-04-06 (Tue) 23:53:34 No.15029

>>15001
It sacrifices content for form, it's cool that every panel looks like an expressionist painting but they crammed the 360+ pages of story in the original into like 50 in the remake (understandable since the publication got cancelled due to pissing off the government and the writer being kidnapped not long after) IMO you should only read it if you really liked the original and want to see an alternate take on it.

Anonymous 2021-04-09 (Fri) 13:07:56 No.15064

>>14965
Ok, this was pretty cool. Some parts were questionable, like seemingly endless supply of wholecloth rubber and scuba masks on this guy's attic, but I've got a lot more invested reading this than most media I've consumed recently.

Anonymous 2021-04-09 (Fri) 15:26:10 No.15067

I know this is a long shot but on a stream from a while ago now Haz was talking about some Hungarian socialist realism novel I can’t remember the name of anymore that sounded interesting. Does anyone remember what it was called?

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