Lillie E. Franks, on her bad content arc Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Lillie E. Franks, on her bad content arc

"As he died to make men holy, let us die to make men free" is not as raw or interesting a lyric as "As he died to make men holy, let us live to make men free" and this is something I'm willing to fight for

Lillie E. Franks, on her bad content arc

If you read George Orwell’s 1984 and still think it’s okay to live in England, you missed the entire point

Lillie E. Franks, on her bad content arc

@Femme_Queer Tbh, if I were to recommend one classical philosophical text about the soul and the body, it would probably be The Phaedo by Plato. It's short, dramatic, and some of the arguments it makes to prove the soul exists are pretty striking, even if you don't find them convincing.

Lillie E. Franks, on her bad content arc

*Rod Serling voice* Presented for your consideration: a man. His hair? Wack. His gear? Wack. His jewelry? Wack. His foot stance? Wack. The way that he talks? Wack. The way that he doesn't even like to smile? Wack. But the Twilight Zone he's about to enter? That's tight as fuck.

Lillie E. Franks, on her bad content arc

@RottenInDenmark If he finds expressive language this baffling, I can't wait until Jesse discovers poetry. Like, "Emily Dickinson says that Hope literally has feathers. And yet the publishers of her poems didn't ask her any questions about her mental health?"