where can I find it?

[thinkerOFthoughts]

where can i read marxist, Lenist, or Maoist reading material online?

[Ephydriad]

Check out the E-books thread on the Literature & Film forum (sub-forum of Culture) on this website, that has a good list of resources.

And there's always Google. :)

[which doctor]

The Marxists Internet Archive should have pretty much everything you'll need.

http://www.marxists.org/

[revolution inaction]

you mean apart from here (http://www.marxists.org/)?

edit, to late

[Niccolò Rossi]

You might also want to try Marx to Mao (http://www.marx2mao.com/) (though I'm not sure why you'd want to :glare:)

[scarletghoul]

Yeah, the answer to this question is marxists.org lol

[Blackscare]

If you're feeling adventurous, you may want to check out http://www.nestormakhno.info/ for a LOT of cool info on the Makhnovschina and Libertarian Communism, why it is a viable alternative to Marxism, etc.


Hopefully you be too offended by my posting this, just thought that since you're looking to expand your knowledge you might want to branch over to see what all the fuss is about Anarchism Communism :D

[Rosa Lichtenstein]

Loads more here:

http://www.marxists.de/admin/contents.htm

[ZeroNowhere]

The SLP website (http://slp.org/litera2.htm#anchor437650) for all of De Leon's works, as well as some other stuff. It's a far better collection than that on Marxists.org, though when it comes to other Marxists, that's generally a great source.
The World Socialist Movement (http://www.worldsocialism.org/articles/) site. While I do happen to disagree with them on a few issues, such as labour credits and industrial unionism (which I wouldn't really trust their article for an accurate introduction to), their articles are generally rather awesome.