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To link is to originate: “Blogs work through references to posts in other blogs, through the exchange, referencing, commentary and transformation of information, not so much through supposed originality in authorship: and what is paradoxical is that there is probably just as much originality in blog writing as in any other kind of writing.” — now you have me wanting to read John Livingston Lowes on Coleridge.
It’s quite a read, Lowes on Coleridge. Immensely enjoyable once you’re in the mood to dive into a meta-world of letters—a Borges mood is advisable. And, yes, merely to link is more creative than one would think, the connection adds to both things connected. Remember, what E.M. Forster said, I think it was in Howards End, “Only connect!”