The writing on the back of this novel speaks of the faction called Comstar, that it believes itself will one day unite the Inner Sphere under its own banner. There is an implication that Comstar claims to support the other Inner Sphere nations but is keeping many secrets from them and pursuing it...

I have started reading again lately but all the books in my house I've read multiple times, can someone recommend Me a good book series i can dive into.

I have searched up and down for this fic,I’m gonna cry.It is during ‘8th’ year I believe?Draco is on the line and Harry try’s to help him but around the time they start dating crabbe calls Harry a f*g,Draco TACKLES the motherfucker,the next few days Draco gets arrested,Harry outs them by kissing ...

The Shire was formerly a part of Arnor (it later became a part of Arthedain after Arnor fragmented). The Witch King's sole objective was to destroy the North Kingdom (Arnor). Eventually the Witch King conquered Arthedain, but didn't conquer/attack The Shire (which was part of Arthedain). Why?

I remember a cartoon which I watched when I was young. The main character is a duck who is the captain of a spaceship & a pig who is his assistant. The duo travel around in the spaceship but I can't remember much else. Additional details include: The duck is black and his beak is yellow The pig...

In The Man Who Sold the Moon, Harriman attracts support from an anti-communist by suggesting that the SU may "paint" a hammer-and-sickle across the face of the Moon, if America doesn't get there first. So clearly it still exists in 1978. But I don't recall hearing of it later than that, not even in

I may have gotten a few things mixed up, but the parts I remember for sure: the book starts with a female character "plucking" a male human (a knight/soldier) from his time into her world, because she needs him (to lead a battle? save her world?) they need to have sex three times (before the sun...

A while back, I asked this question: How long is the Long Bridge of Volantis? and since the question is very short and clear, and in what I perceive to be a somewhat fun/jovial spirit of scifi.SX, I added an illustrating image of a long bridge. Now, obviously there's no need for the image of that...

In a certain episode, Fred becomes a school bus driver. At the end of a tiring day, he picks up a woman. The chapter ends with Fred in the hospital, appearing to have (bizarrely and absurdly) given birth to 3 babies. This is followed by his wife praising him and Fred naming the three babies after...

in DH chapter 23, the snatchers catch Harry, Ron and Hermione. The snatchers are looking for muggle-borns. Hermione says her name is Penelope Clearwater, Percy's girlfriend. Who are you, girly?" "Penelope Clearwater" said Hermione. She sounded terrified, but convincing. "What's your blood status?"

This is a short story; written before 90s; where a man is in charge of a program to settle Jupiter; where they had developed some way of transforming human into Jupiter adapted life. Seems to work; but no one comes back. Man transforms self and dog in desperate attempt to figure out: turns out li...

In Artemis Fowl (2020), deep underground in Haven City, arrested for tunneling and entering, Mulch meets Holly: Mulch: Think of my children, Holly. Holly: You don't have children. Mulch: Not yet. Holly (says to back): Prisoner for processing. Why did Holly say, "Prisoner for processing"?

I recently took some tries on Google but I was unable to identify the movie by its plot keywords alone, so here is a challenge for you: The movie or episode is from the 90's or around 2000 maybe earlier. It could be an episode of something similar to The Outer Limits. Its story is about a doctor ...

I've read Kieron Gillen's Phonogram: The Singles Club several times, and I simply can't interpret whether the barmaid is supposed to be Marc's ex-girlfriend or not. While the ex appears prominently throughout issue #2 (Marc's story) in ghost/flashback form, the current-day barmaid only appears fu...

That's just about it. Considering she was literally made out of clay, she wasn't "technically" born, so... there's that. However, the amazons may celebrate the day she came to them. Since the current continuity Diana is seen as the daughter of Zeus,she must have been born in some way. Outside of ...

Millions of years ago, a ship crashed on earth. It was carrying a tree. Another ship comes to the crash area and looks for the tree with no success. The tree survives and grows. It has silvery leaves and branches. A T-Rex fights with another dinosaur in the vicinity of the tree and it responds by...

I remember that their sun is called Aiedail, but I can't remember if they have (visually) a moon. They must have some kind of moon because when Roran and Clovis talk about getting the villagers, near Narda, they talk about the tides. However it might be an error, because I've recently realised th...

Normal stars use fusion, but both radioactive decay and fission can produce heat; however, the conditions needed to do so are very different and a long-lived/stable object using them might need to be carefully constructed. Could a planet- or star-sized mass comprised entirely of a long-lived radi...

This is a repetitive question, but I haven't gotten answers for the previous post of this same question. I'm talking about when Locutus is detained in the science room, and Data hooks himself up to him, and Locutus tries to fight Data and everyone in that room as a result (he fights because Data ...