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1.  Reprints! I concur! +1! Reprints!

2. More adventures!

3. More classes! I don't know if this goes against LotFP philosophy, but I'd love to see the LotFP twist on traditional classes.  Pagan druids? Cultist psionicists? Paladin/crusader/knight? Necromancer?

4.  More spells! Same as above - more spells with the LotFP twist on them, ie. the "A Spell to Grant One’s Heart’s Desire" spell in Better Than Any Man is fucking brilliant.  Would love to see more spells like these to drop into adventures.

5. A 17th century primer.  I suffer from the same fate as many adult gamers -- not a lot of time.  Instead of researching 17th century Europe to get a feel for a setting, a "crash course" guide would be awesome, flavored with LotFP, of course.  Maybe pick a single/five/ten year period and rough in the highlights.  Sections on culture, society/day-to-day life, politics, important events, etc.  Just something to hint at the flavor of the setting, without me having to pretend I'm back in college hitting the books to cram for my history mid-term.

6.  Past occupation tables.  This may go against LotFP philosophy as well, but I think it would help flesh out characters even more with just a die roll -- a table of former occupations for adventurers, with possible advantages.  For example, a character who was a cobbler before turning adventurer would get a +1 to Tinker checks with tools.

Just spitballin' here.

Is there such thing as a psychonaut PC/NPC class?

If not, there should be.