Think I read this post-2000. Coming of age tale about a young man who was raised in a backwater or rural province and taught sorcery. Since he was in a remote location, the person teaching him magic couldn't teach him much; a lot of the training was based around a specific type of magic - a sort of

I had read a part of a space fiction novel/story a long time back. I don't remember names of the characters or spaceships but the plot is something like this: A group of space soldiers find a huge round spaceship (much larger than their vessel) abandoned in space with no signs of life. They map ...

The girls come from different worlds. Sister is a hunter. He switches bodies with someone he saved he asleep in the hospital. Update this year. The guy he save has ecchi whit the girls. boy lives in apartment, lots of girls. I think is between 10 t0 20 ch.

In Batman v Superman and the leaked Darkseid teaser trailer for Zack Snyder's Justice League, we can see that in the post-apocalyptic Earth (likely ruled by Darkseid), Batman has resorted to using guns again. My question is, is there an instance anywhere in the comics where Batman would use gun...

I'm looking for a book that is about a girl who seems to have been rich at one time and has to move in with a family where she learns how to do chores and baking from scratch and making silk out of silk worms. She falls in love with the son of one of the parents. It seems to be a story about the ...

By the time of the events of Inkheart (the real-world book by Cornelia Funke), physical copies of Inkheart (the fictional book by Fenoglio) are extremely rare - indeed, if I remember rightly, it seems that only one copy is left. It also seems that the book was never a bestseller or very successfu...

I'm looking for a book that is about a girl who seems to have been rich at one time and has to move in with a family where she learns how to do chores and baking from scratch and making silk out of silk worms. She falls in love with the son of one of the parents. It seems to be a story about the ...

In Tenet, the Protagonist and Neil had this conversation, just after discussing the grandfather paradox (emphasis mine): Protagonist: This reversing the flow of time. Doesn't us being here now mean it never happens? That we stop them? Neil: Optimistically, I'd say that's right. Protagonist: Pess...

In Batman v Superman and the leaked Darkseid teaser trailer for Zack Snyder's Justice League, we can see that in the post-apocalyptic Earth (likely ruled by Darkseid), Batman has resorted to using guns again. Is there an instance anywhere in the comics where Batman would use guns in such a sett...

Why was the Ministry just questioning Harry in part 5 about the dementors instead of trying leglimens, as the dementors were also showed in movie when Snape performed leglimens

Ok, there are two that I remember quite vividly. The first was some kind of sciencefiction one, I remember there being a child who is being transported somewhere when the vehicle gets into trouble and he has to go on alone with a communicator thing that looks like a big egg, somewhere along the l...

In the Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban video game, as with any other HP video game, you can collect Famous Witches and Wizards Cards, some of which are about hags, two of which are Malodora Grymm and Leticia Somnolens. But the Malodora Grymm page on HP Wiki says: Grymm’s plot, despite be...

I have wondered if there was a list representating of all aspects of the Force, for example the Nightsisters use the magical side of the Force, Jedi/Sith use the telekinesis and spiritual powers. Are these the only abilities a Force user can harness? If not, please list all known "force powers"

Near the end of Chapter 4 of Bram Stoker’s Dracula, Harker has the opportunity to strike at the “sleeping,” prostrated, Count. This is the second instance of Harker encountering him in this state in the same room. While Dracula keeps his eyes open, he seems insensible to Harker’s presence and he...

In The Phantom Menace, after Anakin wins the race they sell the pod and give the money to Shmi. In Watto words: "No pod is worth two slaves", however, clearly a pod is worth at least one slave given that Watto betted Anakin. After the race Watto also says that he "Lost everything", therefore, one...

I recall a YA book that I read in the late 70's (in the UK) and was probably written roughly around that time that was "arthurian" in style. I'm not sure that this was directly specified or whether I jumped to that conclusion, but it certainly had a Merlin-like character even if that was not exac...

I recall a short lived TV show that I think was broadcast on the British TV channel ITV in the late 90s or early 2000s and it was about time travel. It was set in Britain in relatively modern times. The scene that really sticks in my head is when the protagonist goes to use their time travelling ...