Dark Deleuze

I was not a huge fan of this overall. This had moments of brilliance, and quite a few good passages succinctly laying out the thoughts of Deleuze. But often it left me bewildered. We must move beyond “rhizomes,” I can agree there, but Culp goes on to suggest what we need then is the “destruction of the world,” and a “communism that wants to consume the flesh and blood of the entire cosmos.” I know he's not exactly being literal here, but perhaps for me, this Deleuze is too dark.