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Firstly, you hit the nail on the head on all accounts.
I've been reading material on the CPGB site, and have mainly agreed with it. With the min-max programme, mass party and non perversion of Marxism, I'd say OM appeals to me the most.
I began reading Lenin and Trotsky, and became a trot... Then I read the CPGBs criticisms of Trotskyism, and realised it was irrelevant to my country (permanent revolution, etc). Anyway, then I flirted with OM, without knowing much (or anything) about it. Around this time I experienced moral outrage about Kronstadt, and turned to anarchism... 9mm's assaults on me got my head straight again, and I was in the void.
Then it was Hoxha, and realising what a fool I had been...
Now I'm here, and since I am in agreement with Lenin, I might as well read who he was influenced by other than M & E.

Oh, I'm glad you're back to that avatar- you're other two were...annoying.

I still spend most of my free time reading on my phone.
Future Reece will be bitter towards his reckless, younger self.

This nexus im using is a pain to type on.
I also try to get paper books better for my already deteriorating eyesight

But I can highlight and make notes on iBooks!
I am very grateful

And PDFs are a pain to read on my phone. I'm regretting breaking my iPad

I'm not sure I have thirty quid to spend...
Thanks for the ebook again! There are no Kautsky books on the i store, but there are some (free and ones you have to buy) Marx, Engels, Lenin and Trotsky.

Thanks. Other than the McNair book, what other books should an 'orthodox Marxist' read?

Is it anything major?

The message about cognitive dissonance should've come through prior to your reply