I don't know much cause I remember throwing the book away 15 years ago so not much detail I think it was a chapter book you know the ones in school my teacher gifted it to me on Christmas not much detail hopefully someone can find it oh and it was an icy snowy village kingdom or something.

Obviously Star Light is a sequel to Mission of Gravity, and the other Mesklin stories "Under" and "Lecture Demonstration" are directly related. I noticed, though, a while back that Star Light is connected to Close to Critical -- Easy refers to 'when a concatenation of errors had stranded her in a...

I remember this watching this anime, with like madoka magica vibes, about a highschool club of girl members that (they dont know why it just happens) have to fight against monsters.I dont remember the name but i remember these details: The girls would obtain this "uniform" and weapons during the...

I recall a colorful children's fantasy picture book with the following details: It featured a world inhabited by strange creatures, perhaps moles or another mammal, like a bear, or perhaps even wombat. They dressed like humans. Many had shaven heads or short hair. There were two factions, locked...

Black & white TV episode; A young man, dark hair, wearing khakis & a plaid shirt(?) is in town when he hurts himself, cutting his arm/wrist open, only he doesn't bleed, instead he sees wires inside his arm and ends up finding his way to the basement laboratory where he was made eventually discove...

I read this over a decade ago, probably somewhere in the early to mid 2000s. I remember it as being a fairly popular webcomic at the time, but I'm having trouble finding it now. Most of the webcomic was pretty grounded in reality, as I recall it, with the main character (a hedgehog perhaps?) mana...

Just fragments, I'm afraid; I think this is from the '70s. One of those "witches in modern times" things, in a world where ordinary people don't know there are witches. I recall they worked in an office, that there were male and female witches. One of the male witches urinated into a potted plant...

The video Space Force - The Theme Song // Songify This is a rich source of old SciFi movie images. What vintage movie had this blue floating holographic head talking to some kind of military installation? At about 02:00 can be seen a large nearly-transparent sphere hovering over a large crater ...

In the movie Thor: The Dark World we come to know that once the Reality Stone (Aether) has taken a living being's body as a carrier host, it is extremely difficult to extract it. When Jane Foster asks Odin about whether or not his books tell him how to extract it, he says that information is unav...

Kaladin drew something in Shallan's sketchbook in Oathbringer around chapter 95-105 I think. While at the reverse Thaylen city in Shadesmar, I think. What was he drawing? There is an illustration at the end of chapter 107 I think is his.

I read this book about five years ago. The cover of the book was green and I feel like it had an eye on it or something; an unnaturally green eye. The main character was a girl and she built a robot that looks exactly like her. Then she realised that she herself is a robot, built by the real her....

This question of mine, Which sci-fi book is this quote from?, was closed as a duplicate of this other question, What is Series Where There is an AI Born on the Solar System-Wide Network. I can see why that happened: the answer to the two questions is the same (book 2 of Ender's Saga, Speaker for ...

It was about an astronaut who went into space, young guy, and came back. In the hospital, the doctors are looking at him in shock after he came back. We don’t see his face yet, then there is a sudden close up of him. He is a grizzled old man. It's possibly from the 50s or 60s.

We know that the Departments of International Magical Co-operation and Magical Games and Sports were working on the latest attempt to bring back the Triwizard Tournament, so I always assumed that they had set the tasks. But on a re-read I noticed this: The instructions for the tasks the champion...

Neil driving ambulance: Protagonist: You knew it was me coming out of that vault. Why didn't you say? Neil: That's a lot of explaining when someone's about to put a bullet in their own brain. Protagonist: But afterwards? Neil: Thing's the same, I knew you'd be okay. What bullet incident is Neil...

As far as I know, the first attempt to have a power armor for military use was made in 1965 by United States, being that the case, the science fiction concept predates reality. Some science fiction stories showing power armor are Edge of Tomorrow (2014), Genesis Climber Mospeada (1983) and Tales ...

In his short story, Songs of the Birds, Saleem Haddad writes: "Everything seems so still. You would never thonk that we are hurtling through the universe at a crazy speed." "What's with all these riddles?" She asked. "All I'm saying is that things are mot as they seem they are. You know what th...

A watch like a thing people use to tell the time It has moving parts It can be told what to do It can think by itself It has enough intelligence not to skip over any numbers or such but can mess up if parts are faulty similar to a computer According to wikipedia A robot is a machine—especially ...

Looking for a comic with Spiderman riding in or on a cab or car (holiday theme as well). He's had a terribly stressful day and asks, "God why do you hate New Yorkers?" Late 80s early 90s?

There is a ship travelling to a planet for a reason I do not remember. On their voyage, one man (let's call him Bill) is woken up a couple of years early. The ship was only stocked with food to last all of them a couple months. Bill does his best to ration the food but after sometime, he runs out...

it's like a baby is born to some couple and then the girl thinks the baby will murder her and then she asks her family doctor doc says nothing then the boy is born one day the father comes home and the wife is dead on the floor he asks the doctor. the doctor says nothing and then the father Dies ...