Why so many recycled stories?

There are only so many ideas, so many themes to write. it's only normal that they get recycled. I think we're rapidly approaching a literary singularity at which point all stories will suddenly coalesce into a single massive story with infinite characters doing infinite various illicit things to each other, probably written by either @onehitwanda, @StillStunned, or @EmilyMiller
Sounds like an early Thomas Pynchon novel 🤣

I'm allowed to say that. Gravity's Rainbow is my alltime fave novel.
 
There are only so many ideas, so many themes to write. it's only normal that they get recycled. I think we're rapidly approaching a literary singularity at which point all stories will suddenly coalesce into a single massive story with infinite characters doing infinite various illicit things to each other, probably written by either @onehitwanda, @StillStunned, or @EmilyMiller
Everything that could be written has been. It's how it's written, the variations and twist, alterations. We haven't ran out of those, yet, I hope.
 
There are only so many ideas, so many themes to write. it's only normal that they get recycled. I think we're rapidly approaching a literary singularity at which point all stories will suddenly coalesce into a single massive story with infinite characters doing infinite various illicit things to each other, probably written by either @onehitwanda, @StillStunned, or @EmilyMiller
Ooh ooh, can I volunteer to be one of those characters involved in doing various illicit things to each other. Please?
 
There are only so many ideas, so many themes to write. it's only normal that they get recycled. I think we're rapidly approaching a literary singularity at which point all stories will suddenly coalesce into a single massive story with infinite characters doing infinite various illicit things to each other, probably written by either @onehitwanda, @StillStunned, or @EmilyMiller
The Reduced Shakespeare Company used to do a show called "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abbridged)", where they summarise all the comedies as "There's a king/prince/duke who has one/three/seven sons/daughters..." and so on.

In Lit terms, this would probably involve tentacle monsters.
 
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