Is it the supersaturation of media that kills creativity?

>>9767687
>The last thing i want is to blatenly ripoff something

You're never going to get published with that attitude young man.

>>9767691
how do you deal with the prblem?

Everyone repeats something someone else did at some point. Nothing's original. You just have to put enough of your unique spin on it.

>>9767687
>trying to write something that has never been told before
Oh boy...you're never going to get anywhere with this attitude, anon. The best writing there is has been retelling's of something that came before it. None of the classics are entirely original.

>>9767687
So long as you tell it in your own way, you won't have a problem.

I feared this but then I searched concepts, neologisms and aphorisms on google without hits
But my writing is making very little progress

>>9768123
what kind of story do you write?

>>9767687
It's easy to be innovative and creative. It's just that nobody wants to read it.

At the end of the day you should do your traditional story Lonesome Cowboy #7831 or whatever.
Don't bother trying to be creative, because it's not about the story - it's about the presentation.
And thanks to the Internet we now know that a billion monkeys with typewriters doesn't produce Shakespeare.

>>9768135
I was going to tell you but then I got a connection error, and after that I figured I would keep it to myself
By the way it is almost nothing what I wrote, and there is a high chance nothing will ever come out of it
For inspiration I expose myself to speculative science as well as fringe political and philosophical ideas

>>9768105
the line between be inspired and ripped it off is quite thin