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<h1>Zk | 2020-10-03</h1>
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<p>Some thoughts on what to write next:</p>
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<li>I&rsquo;d kinda like to maybe do something like 17776, and even started that with the bit on music. It feels like it could kinda fit in with <em>ally</em>.</li>
<li>I also kind of want to do something in the new-weird vein. I started that with <em>ATA</em> and could certainly continue going with that, but I worry a bit about my ability to keep that feeling personal (it could so easily head into some goofy Left Behind territory). All of my ideas along new-weird lines seem to surround the concept of the inevitable, like, I was thinking earlier about what trying to maintain a good work and life schedule while knowing that one was going to die on a specific date at a specific time might be interesting.</li>
<li>I feel like one of the things I excel at is melancholic slice-of-life and I got to thinking of <em>Wolf In White Van</em> earlier and how that was totally a book I could write, but am not really sure beyond that. I did look at <em>Consequences of Dissonance</em> earlier and maybe there&rsquo;s something that can be done along those lines.</li>
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