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John Michael Colón is a writer and journalist currently in exile from Brooklyn. A co-editor at Strange Matters and the Literature Editor for The Point, he has published essays in The Brooklyn Rail and In These Times; poetry in Prelude; and radio journalism for WPRB 103.3 FM, among other shenanigans. His interests include avant-garde art, world literature, intellectual history, international politics, philosophy, and supply chain management. You can find him in the window seat of your local bookstore-cafe with a friend, plotting mischief.
Wobbly Economics – Part I
Why Frederic S Lee was the greatest economist you’ve never heard of
What Should Money Be Made From?
And who should have the power to create it?
The Native Freedom Struggle
An interview with Roberto Mendoza, a veteran of Indigenous people’s struggle for liberation in North America
Casa Against Campesino
Libertarian socialists played a key role in the Mexican Revolution – and its betrayal
Fast Cars and Fiat Money
MMT, from neglected theory to influential movement
