A satire (pastiche or lampoon) is not plagiarism; and being positively inspired in one’s own work by another work, if conscious, is a tribute or, if not conscious, derives from some subconscious influence and other unexplained factors stemming from the preternatural phenomenon of literature; and then there are coincidences; and imaginary or borderline comparisons between two works.
My gestalt real-time reviews for nearly six years have been at least partially predicated upon what I see as the above meaningful connections between different works from the realms of literature.
Only in ‘Tristram Shandy’ by Laurence Sterne have I found what I see as deliberate plagiarism!
The huge ‘sculpture’ shown was photographed on our recent visit to Snape Maltings, Suffolk. The plough-harvested provender in the cart is unknown but pleasantly fulsome.
LITERATURE AS THE ULTIMATE BITCOIN
Link: Literature as Innocent Gestalt:
The Currency of Dreamcaptchas
Real-Time Fictions Streaming
Poetry in Motion
Quantitative easing and diseasing from plot germs
Bitcoin aka crypto currency
or captcha currency?
or snape?
or much earlier skight (threepenny BIT)?