Could you be sued for writing a novel that mirrors another novel as a “homage”?

What makes free verse different from prose?

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?

What would be the characteristics of a reaction against literary postmodernism?

What are some great gay-themed novels?

When was the phrase “cog in the machine” first used to describe human labor?

What are the most powerful and insightful short stories that you have read?

Who are some of the most controversial writers of all time?

What are the best, must-read literary essays of the last fifty years?

How could two women trap a peeping tom in 1964 on a ranch in OK?

Where can I find a comprehensive list of the poems and literary quotes cited by Jeeves in the works of P.G Wodehouse?

Literary Fiction: What is the best English translation of Madame Bovary?

Who are some of the most memorable tragic figures, either in fiction, movies or in real life? Why?

If I had 6 months before I died, what one book from every genre should I read so that I don’t miss out on anything really worth reading?

What works of literature have a question as the first or last sentence?

What are some novels dealing with guilt?

What novels have been most influential, socially?

Are inaccurate portrayals of science in popular fiction, literature, and films helpful or harmful to science as a whole?

Literary Fiction: Can a play be written well enough to be considered literature?