What message is the short story “The Fisherman and His Soul” by Oscar Wilde trying convey?

How do you make good storylines for books? Do fiction writers add personal experiences to their books? Do you plan it out?

How do you create a dynamic world in your fiction writing?

What are some classic story elements that people never get bored of?

As a published YA fiction writer, what are some of the most touching reader/ fan interactions you’ve had?

Should speculative fiction be treated seriously?

What are some examples in fiction where the omniscient narrator will, on occasion, reflect through word choice the opinion, mood, or world view of a given character in a scene?

When Dexter’s brother invited him to share a boys’ night, Dexter said in mind “Retro me, Brianus!”. Is it  from some kind of allusions? Or Latin?

Can you recommend good writers of American historical fiction?

What is the best literature you have read in your life?

Where can you find snipers in War Z?

Would you read a romantic love novel or a science fiction novel or a mythological fiction novel?

Why is Oscar Wilde such an important literary figure?

Despite being fictional, how accurate is the lifestyle in the year 1999 portrayed in the film “The Matrix”?

Which fiction books are recommended that have the main character training mentally and physically?

If there could be a worthy adversary to Sherlock Holmes other than Prof Moriarty, who would it be?

Is Maglor alive in The Third Age?

Does it help increase your intelligence if you read more non-fiction books than fiction books?

What contemporary fiction book covering lives of the Facebook/jilted generation are recommended?

Inviting reviews of : The Einstein Girl by Philip Sington. How did you analyze it?