The author knowledge guide
Ideas and nonfiction.
Six reading paths through Paul Haedo’s nonfiction catalogue, organized by the subjects and arguments described in each book.
Politics and public institutions
Three works approach collective organization through nonviolent political change, a proposed state, and an ideological framework.
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Nonviolent political change
Peaceful Resistance considers personal agency and collective organization within legal means. Its published scope concerns peaceful ways of challenging existing arrangements and pursuing social change.
A proposed republic
The Communist Republic outlines a proposed transitional socialist state in the United States. Its summary identifies public welfare, state-owned production, collective organization, and space exploration as subjects.
A framework for collective change
Marxist-Haedoism is a political pamphlet presenting an interpretation of communist thought, with a focus on proletarian unity and a proposed ideological framework.
Source descriptions and scope
A reading guide based on author-approved summaries of the linked nonfiction books. It describes published subjects and arguments, rather than establishing credentials or the author’s current positions.
Identity and assimilation
A route into the catalogue’s analysis of ethnic conflict, assimilation, racial ideology, and proposals for social change.
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The subjects of White Assimilation
White Assimilation: An Analysis engages with historical societies and claims made by twentieth-century eugenicists and white supremacists. Its subjects include ethnic conflict, assimilation, racial ideology, and proposals concerning identity and social change.
Source descriptions and scope
A reading guide based on author-approved summaries of the linked nonfiction books. It describes published subjects and arguments, rather than establishing credentials or the author’s current positions.
Relationships and institutions
A nonfiction perspective on marriage, expectations between partners, and the meeting point of private life and legal institutions.
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Marriage and choices
A Man’s Guide To Surviving Marriage In The 21st Century is written for men. Its described subjects include conflict within marriage, expectations between partners, and choices facing people who believe a relationship no longer serves them.
Source descriptions and scope
A reading guide based on author-approved summaries of the linked nonfiction books. It describes published subjects and arguments, rather than establishing credentials or the author’s current positions.
Debt and everyday choices
A short personal-finance work about spending, repayment, and the restrictions financial obligations can place on daily life.
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An approach to reducing debt
Debt Buster outlines an approach to spending, repayment, and greater financial independence. The book’s subject is reducing debt and avoiding obligations that restrict everyday choices.
Source descriptions and scope
A reading guide based on author-approved summaries of the linked nonfiction books. It describes published subjects and arguments, rather than establishing credentials or the author’s current positions.
Follow an idea into the fiction.
Explore the settings and starting premises of the novels, or browse the full catalogue by your interests.