After last year’s MFA v. NYC “debate”, what do you consider to be an underlying/seedy aspect of today’s literary culture?

Are there good works of fiction (movies/written) which tell engaging stories by focusing more on principles and ideas and less on characters?

What are some self employment ideas for people who only want to read fiction?

Do you believe in “art for art’s sake” or you think that there is and should be a message in any literary works, whether moral, political, etc.?

What are some of the best literary quotes?

Who is your favorite fictional character from classic American literature and what best describes them?

What might some dating site profiles of fictional characters look like?

What is a gravity well in science fiction?

Why do people read books or watch movies that are sad?

What is a good name for a fictional viking themed country?

Which are some good science fiction/fantasy sites for beginners to submit short stories?

Are there any people like Lisbeth Salander (fiction and otherwise) who have constructively used their ability to read complex patterns (asperger’s syndrome)?

Literary Fiction: Why haven’t Duolingo’s lesson sentences been specifically written to collectively form a short story/novel to encourage people to do more lessons?

Can we compare fiction and non fiction on the basis of learning? If yes how?

Can reading fiction improve cultural awareness?

What famous authors were convicted murderers?

Since the boovs didn’t leave the planet, where are they now?

What would be the best and worst fictional universe to live in?

How did the “big red button” become a staple of fiction?

How can an author write fiction that sells?