Can you even be the first to write anything anymore? Has everything already been done before in some form?

>No gooning chud novel
Houellebecq already fits that slot pretty well

>>24463691 (OP)
>Tout est dit, et l'on vient trop tard depuis plus de sept mille ans qu'il y a des hommes qui pensent.
>t. 1688
You tell me.

>>24463716
He's right

>>24463691 (OP)
as retarded as the people in the 1800s who thought every possible thing had already been invented

imagine undermining the human mind like this

>>24463755
Did you meet the people in the 1800s? Are they in the room right now?

>>24463755
Name one useful thing that was invented since then that doesn't rely on electricity which they had no knowledge of

>>24464730
Fidget spinners.

>>24464730
that reminds me i need to order a cold press coffee thing for summer

It's not about being new. It's about copying good shit people forgot about and rebranding it.

no one has written anying new since gilgimesh, and even that was certainly borrowing from prior oral stories. people give there own twist on all of human lit they care to draw upon.

>Solomon saith: There is no new thing upon the earth. So that as Plato had an imagination, that all knowledge was but remembrance; so Solomon giveth his sentence, that all novelty is but oblivion.

Needing to be unique, different, or original is a sure sign you're wildly insecure. Popular ideas and themes exist for a reason.

>>24463716
>The thing that hath been, it is that which shall be; and that which is done is that which shall be done: and there is no new thing under the sun.

>>24463691 (OP)
Does it matter? Most young people have no interest in reading old material unless peer pressured.
Just write something you haven't read before and chances are there are other people who haven't read it before.
Do you have any idea how much science fiction was written from 1899 to the present day? Fucking heaps of the stuff. Impressively complex ideas, premonitions of technology, its repurcussions, the hope for a bright future, etc, so many permutations of the same stuff.

We’re at a point where the novel thing to do is recover something lost.

Bug people and NPCs have ruined this board with their retardation and lack of imagination.

>>24468389
kek

>>24463691 (OP)
No nigga, Shakespeare ended literature

>>24463755
Didn't Plato himself said something like this too?

>>24463691 (OP)
>Still no great neet/hikikomori novel
>Still no modern Don Quixote but into anime instead of chivalry
>Still no attempts to recreate the lost ancient greek tragedies like the prequel and sequel to Prometheus Bond

Detective fiction is quite new, so I think as long as new things will be popping up there’s something new to write about

>>24463691 (OP)
Yes

I have

>>24463691 (OP)
after reading evola i cant help but think a lot of guys like this would have really liked and been helped by reading evola

>>24464730
Sunglasses

>>24464730
>whats 2+2 huh? and dont say 4 give me a real answer

the answer is all the fucking this that was invited that uses electricity you retarded faggot LOL

also a lot of badass guns that i guess you could technically make/machine without electricity