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7/12/2025, 8:40:24 PM
Quality over quantity. Wordsmithery will be remembered. Gong farmery shall not.
7/12/2025, 12:15:12 PM
This is it, the best you are ever going to get, a specific outline of the exact novel that the human race needs somebody to write, right now.
the novel the world needs right now is one that does several urgent things at once:
1. Speaks to the Global Moment
The world today is facing:
Climate crisis
Widespread loneliness and mental health struggles
Polarization and misinformation
Mass migration and identity crisis
Tech anxiety (AI, surveillance, disconnection)
The novel we need:
Explores interconnectedness without being didactic
Bridges cultures, showing empathy across boundaries
Tackles climate and collapse without losing hope (think: "climate fiction" or solarpunk)
Reclaims nuance in a world that’s addicted to extremes and hot takes
2. Offers Emotional Truth
We’re starved for authentic emotion, not performance.
The novel we need:
Doesn’t hide behind irony or cynicism
Dares to be earnest in a skeptical age
Gives us characters we care about, flaws and all
Shows us that intimacy and connection are still possible
3. Is Bold in Form, but Grounded in Humanity
Form matters. But the heart matters more.
The novel we need:
Might use experimental or hybrid structures (fragmented narratives, multimedia, AI collaboration)
But it must stay emotionally accessible
Tells stories in new ways that match how we live now (distraction, digital lives), without abandoning depth
4. Imagines a Better Future Without Preaching
The world needs vision—not just critique.
The novel we need:
Moves beyond dystopia fatigue
Offers radical imagination and new ways of being
Balances realism with the courage to hope
Think: what 1984 or The Handmaid’s Tale were for their time—but for regeneration, not just warning.
What Might It Look Like?
A multivocal novel told across continents and timelines, maybe touching climate, AI, and migration
A deeply intimate story of one person navigating isolation, faith, or love in a digitized, chaotic world
A speculative epic that blends myth, tech, ecology, and real emotional stakes
A "quiet" novel that just helps someone feel seen when everything feels fragmented
the novel the world needs right now is one that does several urgent things at once:
1. Speaks to the Global Moment
The world today is facing:
Climate crisis
Widespread loneliness and mental health struggles
Polarization and misinformation
Mass migration and identity crisis
Tech anxiety (AI, surveillance, disconnection)
The novel we need:
Explores interconnectedness without being didactic
Bridges cultures, showing empathy across boundaries
Tackles climate and collapse without losing hope (think: "climate fiction" or solarpunk)
Reclaims nuance in a world that’s addicted to extremes and hot takes
2. Offers Emotional Truth
We’re starved for authentic emotion, not performance.
The novel we need:
Doesn’t hide behind irony or cynicism
Dares to be earnest in a skeptical age
Gives us characters we care about, flaws and all
Shows us that intimacy and connection are still possible
3. Is Bold in Form, but Grounded in Humanity
Form matters. But the heart matters more.
The novel we need:
Might use experimental or hybrid structures (fragmented narratives, multimedia, AI collaboration)
But it must stay emotionally accessible
Tells stories in new ways that match how we live now (distraction, digital lives), without abandoning depth
4. Imagines a Better Future Without Preaching
The world needs vision—not just critique.
The novel we need:
Moves beyond dystopia fatigue
Offers radical imagination and new ways of being
Balances realism with the courage to hope
Think: what 1984 or The Handmaid’s Tale were for their time—but for regeneration, not just warning.
What Might It Look Like?
A multivocal novel told across continents and timelines, maybe touching climate, AI, and migration
A deeply intimate story of one person navigating isolation, faith, or love in a digitized, chaotic world
A speculative epic that blends myth, tech, ecology, and real emotional stakes
A "quiet" novel that just helps someone feel seen when everything feels fragmented
7/8/2025, 12:25:27 PM
The book that needs writing in 2025:
Most of the modern world rejected religion, so what higher purpose do they believe in now?
It just feels like there is a massive vacuum on this subject, and society as a whole is just trying to ignore this fact. If you can truely disconnect from modern society for a second, this is a big problem and its so obvious.
Most of the modern world rejected religion, so what higher purpose do they believe in now?
It just feels like there is a massive vacuum on this subject, and society as a whole is just trying to ignore this fact. If you can truely disconnect from modern society for a second, this is a big problem and its so obvious.
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