I've always been a fan of Carson. Desktop industrial revolution and exodus are my favorites. Giant Bricks of paper. Block quotes pages long. I love it. Very focused on synthesis of seemingly opposed ideas (dialectic even) 😁. Most of his full texts are up on the anarchist library.
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Yeah he's a favorite of mine too! I feel like he's pushed so much forward in the domain of actually useful economics, but is largely unheard of outside of the market anarchist circles. Have yet to read exodus, but it's on my list.