I wasn't talking about anything in particular. (Didn't know there was a translation that came out last year... but I'm not sure if another translation is what is needed. Maybe some editing/interpretation of something like Capital would be helpful... but I'm pretty sure there is a Cliff's Notes or Spark Notes version of Capital already.)

Just voicing my weakly defended position that, it might not be necessary for everybody who wants to understand the concepts of Marx to only stick to direct readings of Marx's work. If you can tackle those works, it will definitely help when defending Marx's positions in a conversation/debate. I'm also fine eating from the trough of secondary sources who can describe the concepts of Socialism or the ideas/arguments of Marx, Lennin, Mao, etc with language and examples that are more contemporary to now.