Artist commentary:
Frank Herbert (1920-1986) was an American science fiction writer most famous for his Dune series of novels. The Litany against fear is the mantra of a group of powerful women in the Dune books called the Bene Gesserit, who have achieved superhuman powers from mental and physical training. I haven’t read any of the Dune books, even though I know Dune to be considered the greatest science fiction novel ever. I guess i’m pretty intimidated by the mythology – it seems pretty hardcore, even for someone like me who’s read the works of Orson Scott Card, Harlan Ellison and watched the Star Wars saga countless times. From what I’ve read, the Bene Gesserit sound like Jedis … am I way off? Did I just ruin whatever science fiction street cred I had by asking that?
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assuming your line of thought is not "everything is politics", why is it political?, it seems to just bestory reflecting a abused person starting to face their fear? is that a left/right/liberal/conservative/communist/capitalist thing to do?
It's hot button topic in the same vein as the 'alone in the woods with a bear or a man' conversation. Maybe not politics, so much as a topic that might bring out the 'not all men' crowd real quick.
Best keep the ban hammer ready, just in case.