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There are a few that are older.
I suppose the most famous one in English would be:
Ten Days That Shook The World by John Reed (himself a communist and considered an early founder of the CPUSA when it was just forming)
Oh, and you can throw in History of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union (Bolsheviks)
Off the top of my head, tbh; there are more, including memoirs from that time.
Too bad! I actually love China Mievelle's writing a lot. Will still read that book and also check the recs you mentioned
He's a great author!
One of my friends in High School really loved him.
He wanted to read The Culture series since it is also written by a Trotskyist, I think.
I am also a big fan of Culture series. Iain M Banks is goated. In fact, I am currently reading Use of weapons (which is my second culture book)
Have no idea both these authors are trots though. Is that public knowledge though? I havent been able to find those associations