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Saturday, October 18, 1997

Zili's Mind

Blog url: http://zilimind.blogspot.com/
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Genre: Young Adult
Narration: First person
Protagonist: Female, age 15
Setting: Present

Posting Schedule: once every few weeks, maybe more
Status: incomplete, still editing
Supposed length: Novel
Goal: Finish/publish

Synopsis:

Zili's Mind is basically about a young girl discovering who she really is. Some people decide that when they start high school, they'll create a new identity for themselves. Lizzie Johnson is 15 years old, and in no way wants a new identity, but she's about to get it anyway. Her "alter ego" Zili has been stuck inside Lizzie's mind all her life, and she has become sick and tired of it. Zili has now decided to take over, letting Lizzie watch from the stands for ever. But it's harder then it sounds. She doesn't only have to trap her there, but keep her there. A constant battle of will and mental power to decide who will keep the body, and the life.
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