Isles of Fiction

An infinite sea of waters with rocky floating islands representing every work of fiction. David Copperfield by Charles Dickens exists as an island in this sea. The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger also exists as an island. Because Catcher in the Rye directly alludes to David Copperfield, that means that there is a one-way bridge from Catcher to Copperfield. The entire Star Wars franchise exists as an archipelago. One island for each movie, tv show, book, video game, comic, etc. There is a similar chain for Star Trek. Because R2-D2 appears in Star Trek by J.J. Abrams, that means that there is a one-way bridge from Star Wars to Star Trek. If two seperate works allude to each other, such as Warehouse 13 and Fargo, then the bridge is two-way. Given the fact the Isles of Fiction are fictional, there is an island in the sea representing the Isles of Fiction.