/lit/ - Literature

this book supposedly is a critique of accelerationism. however, it treats l/acc (demanding automation in order to work less, post-scarcity etc) the same with r/acc (becoming fully integrated in the capitalist machine towards a post-human society where capital is subjectless and autonomous). noys doesn't care whether acceleration is applied under socialism or capitalism, he just bashes it regardless. what are your thoughts on the book?

Is this a good introduction to Land's ideas, or critique of them, or is it best just to go to the source? I find Uncle Nick's prose impenetrable sometimes.