Did you ever get inspired by a fictional novel and set out to write your own?

Is it easier for first time writers to get published with fiction or non-fiction material?

Why do extraterrestrial and fantasy races in fiction tend to have considerably longer lifetimes than humans do?

Is Aramaic a fictional language?

Who are the best indie writers in literary fiction?

Are all writers “mad”?

Why do people find fictional villains so attractive?

What are some of the best novels which can be made into a movie like Bahubali in India?

What should every aspiring interactive fiction creator/writer know about interactive fiction?

Why would someone like only realistic fiction books?

Would it be clarified in the books as to why Lyanna Mormont is ruling in the Bear Islands?

As a writer of fiction, do you always write with scene goals in mind? Do you think every scene needs to have conflict?

What used to be a science fiction but is now a real thing?

I’m writing a parody of all the YA fiction cliches out there. What are some ideas?

What are some realistic tactical backgrounds for females in federal agencies and the military?

Is it normal that I can’t relate to any fictional characters from books or movies?

If you had to pick 5 fictional characters to live with for the rest of your life, who would they be?

Is the science fiction community biased toward left-wing content? If so, why?

Which is more satisfying, journalism or writing fiction?

Do you read more non-fiction books, or more fiction books?