Working is truly one of the best books I’ve ever read. Studs was truly one of the best at producing work that reflected the dignity of every single human. If you didn’t come away from his books loving and appreciating your fellow man more, I don’t know what to tell you.
It always felt like the humanist like, complement, to Marx talking about the way capitalist alienation makes people feel like an economist
I have to re-read Hope Dies Last every few years when my Fluoxetine isn’t hitting correctly and I begin to seriously contemplate quitting this hustle to work in sponsorship sales or something.
I just finished The Good War (in my WW2 Dad era) and thoroughly enjoyed it. “Producing work that reflected the dignity of every single human” is a great way to describe his writing