Are there any good historical novels set at the time of the American Revolution?

Which novels can be read over and over again?

What books published since 1950 will still be well known and widely read in the year 2212?

Which stories or movies defy logic yet are still very successful/popular?

George R. R. Martin (author): Are the Dunk and Egg novellas any good/worth reading?

What novels were once considered masterpieces but have since fallen from favor?

What are the best post-apocalyptic novels?

What are some of the reasons that a person reads a book more than once? and what are some books that should be read more than once ?

What recent science fiction books are believed to be the most accurate portrayal of the future?

What are some of the greatest depictions of feminine cruelty/evil in the arts?

What are some of the great friendships between writers in literary history?

How did Roberto Bolaño go about editing “The Savage Detectives”?

What short story should I use for my English project?

Which movies deal  with how someone’s conscience is affected after committing an act of violence?

What are the most enjoyable popular modern fiction books, other than The Hunger Games trilogy and Harry Potter (creative franchise)?

What books did you rediscover as you got older, i.e. found some some depth and meaning in them that you didn’t see before?

How do these unorthodox submission guidelines read?

Is much of literary analysis about insights into an author’s work that the author did not even intend?

To Kill a Mockingbird (1960 book): Does Boo Radley have psychological/mental health/emotional issues, or is he just an odd recluse?

Why isn’t something like Twilight or Harry Potter considered literature?