After an 80-page-book on the simplification of life (
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09Y5ZNPZY) and a short picture book about a civilization of mice who want to send a rocket to the moon (
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09XXY234N) my plan is to write one of those short books every few months and try a couple of things. This is a list of ideas what the next book could be about.
1. Cooking for Minimalists
Extreme minimalism: recipes with 2 or 3 ingredients, recipes that are extremely simple2. Linux for Neanderthals
My knowledge of Linux is very limited, but I can achieve everything I want. A book of about 80 pages would be enough to enable a home user to switch - and get rid of most annoying computer problems.3. A Cat Novel
A tomcat learns to read and improves his live - and also starts manipulating his humans4. The Book of Death
The meaning of life and death, how people die, fear of death etc.5. Memory training and creativity
Memorizing phone numbers and grocery list and preparing for exams can be surprisingly inspiring6. A picture book with a somehow grotesque element
An elderly gentleman gets an elephant or a hyena as a pet to save taxes. A grizzly bear is looking for a job. An inventor who wants to create a new kind of refrigerator accidentally invents a time machine and suddenly finds himself among vikings.7. The book of what if
For example: What if there were 3 genders and all of them necessary to have kids. What if there were no laws. What if there were still huge dinosaurs.8. A minimalist aquarium
Without filter, for a single betta fish9. Poems and illustrations
10. Translations of public domains books
Alice's adventures in Wonderland, or The Prophet (by Khalil Gibran)11. Nostalgia: A book that's a collection of letters written to and from people of the past
From the AI. I like that!12. The what-ifs: A book that explores all the different ways history could have played out
Another one from the AI.13. Different dimensions: A book where the protagonist discovers there are other parallel universes and must find their way back to their own dimension
Also from the AI. Reminds me of „Coraline“ by Neil Gaiman.
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