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So, the end date of a whole stack of copyrighted material has been reached and now a new era of public domain reading and reformatting begins:
https://www.theguardian.com/books/2019/jan/02/the-drought-is-over-mass-us-copyright-expiry-brings-flood-of-works-into-public-domain
The big question is, will it mean a new era of creativity? Will this unleash a new interest in ‘classics’ and forgotten writers? Or will we see new ways to steal themes, scenes, characters and key conversations, and have those new re-creators able to claim originality?
I guess it’s all how you define “fresh”