Salvage #7

Tragedy of the Worker: Toward the Proletarocene

by Salvage Editorial Collective

On socialism in a burning world. Is this to be the penultimate epoch, or the last? Full pre-Raphaelite

by Imogen Cassels

Poem. Hysteric Signs and Wall Bowl Constellations

by Katya Tepper

Art. The Flatness of Blackness: Afro-Pessimism and the Erasure of Anti-Colonial Thought

by Kevin Ochieng Okoth

Even in the worst of times, not all pessimisms are equal. And with friends like these, &c. Gestational Decrim

by Morgane Merteuil with Sophie Lewis

A colloquy on u- and dystopianism, labour and gestation, race and reaction, and the urgent necessity of new ways to care. One more time with feeling

by Imogen Cassels

Poem. Neoliberalism for Polite Company: Bruno Latour's Pseudo-Materialist Coup

by R. H. Lossin

Actors and networks and theory and questions of democracy amid a thoroughgoing throng of things. Against Summer

by Jamie Allinson

Ecclesiastes 3:1 - to everything there is a season. Just so long as that season isn't this remorseless, punitive, bleak banality. Recentring the State: A Response to Barnaby Raine

by Sai Englert

The latest beat in the debate Salvage is privileged to host, both sides bringing more light than heat. Gender Identity Communism: A Gay Utopian Examination of Trans Healthcare in Britain

by Jules Joanne Gleeson & J. N. Hoad

Neither victims nor supplicants, but demanders of an end to the barbarity of bureaucracy. Faun

by Imogen Cassels

Poem. Death Cults of East Anglia

by China Mi ville

Jesus Christ it is too fucking hot. Oh what is that charnel smell? The Social Industry and the 'Lone Wolf' Phase of Fascism

by Richard Seymour

Toxic politics and the viral death drive. What retains and what alters in a new machinery of the gazed-upon and the gaze. A Marxist Theory of Extinction

by Troy Vetesse

How to think and how to act, how to be a militant facing a horizon of annihilation. #MeToo and Queer Experience

by Peter Drucker

Amid the passions of compassions and vice versa, negotiating desire, distress and disappointment, for a new liberated gladness. Not Today

by Sarah Grey

It happened, and it happened here. Militating, she goes.

by Paige Murphy

Poem.