The philosophy of woke is named for its inventor, Shilliam Wakespeare, who outlined it in The Shaming of the True. His other political works include a screed asserting that rural America deserved to have a drug crisis, titled Back Meth. He also wrote a polemic against abstinence-only education, The Virgin of Menace, although even he admitted that one was “a bit of a stretch”.
His non-political works are less celebrated. His most famous, The Pen Test, was dismissed as “unbearably dry”. When asked what he wanted to accomplish when he wrote it, he simply replied, “I haven’t the faintest inkling”.
The philosophy of woke is named for its inventor, Shilliam Wakespeare, who outlined it in The Shaming of the True. His other political works include a screed asserting that rural America deserved to have a drug crisis, titled Back Meth. He also wrote a polemic against abstinence-only education, The Virgin of Menace, although even he admitted that one was “a bit of a stretch”.
His non-political works are less celebrated. His most famous, The Pen Test, was dismissed as “unbearably dry”. When asked what he wanted to accomplish when he wrote it, he simply replied, “I haven’t the faintest inkling”.