Read this book before 2013. The protagonist (I think it was a boy) lived in a world where society was divided by colours and each colour had their own city/continent. Each of these colours had their own rules for that part of the world. The main character wants to either change his colour or make...

I've watched all star trek movies, so standard for graphics is way high if compared to star wars, but leaving that aside what movie or series should I start with?

I’m looking for the name of a science-fiction novel I read perhaps a decade ago. I’ve extensively searched several common search engines and come up with nothing, so I’m turning to this community to help. Here are the key details I remember about the story: Space travel. The main characters (and...

I remembered back when i found a manga about a guy being isekai'd into another world with minecraft like powers If i remember correctly he either landed on a cave, an island? he's also near the sea. He also has goblins? as helpers which he can evolve. can't really remember anything about the mang...

I read this in the mid '90s, but it had that acid treated paper feel that said '70s through '90s. The protagonist rode a mount that was definitely not a horse. I recall tusks and goat-like descriptions.

The prophecy states: "The one with the power to vanquish the Dark Lord approaches...born to those who have thrice defied him, born as the seventh month dies...and the Dark Lord will mark him as his equal, but he will have power the Dark Lord knows not...and either must die at the hand of the oth...

I'm trying to remember a short story I read in the early/mid 80s with some kids who decide to take revenge on a bully, they turn up to his birthday party laden with presents which turn out to be empty; maybe they also try to scare him by putting their clothes on back to front and walking towards ...

I have been trying to remember the title of a book I read like a year ago. It is based in a time of dragons and the two main characters in the book is a boy and a dragon. The boy and dragon are friends, and they have to try to save their homeland from weird monsters. Does anybody know the title o...

Epic NPC Man is a web series by Viva La Dirt League set in an online RPG, making fun of the various tropes associated with the plot and mechanics of said games. One of the running jokes is Greg the Garlic Farmer noticing the bizarre behavior of players (such as Crafting, or Players being AFK), al...

On the internet, people keep saying that Barry is far faster than light and thus significantly faster then every dc superhero besides his nephew Wally, citing the time he could perceive attoseconds, and reacted in a femtosecond, as proof. But there's confusion here. In some instances, he is said ...

This xkcd "What If?" reminded me of a short story I read, maybe in a compilation of Golden Age SF stories by the likes of Henry Kuttner and Fritz Leiber. It was just a few pages long. A group of rich old geezers are passengers on one of the first faster-than-light ships to leave Earth. The las...

About a decade ago, I read a brief synopsis of a Sci-Fi work (may have been a Golden Age, Sci-Fi short story in an anthology on Wikipedia) of a "Utopian" alien civilization that would send their collective negative, violent, insane, evil thoughts/feelings off-world to a place that was revealed in...

Documentary movies used to depict dinosaurs as bald lizard-like creatures. Whereas according to recent scientific discoveries predators had feathers. Are there yet documentary that has updated creatures appearance with regard to science?

It is about how one day poor people stopped working, all shops closed and rich people were left on their own - their cars would break down, no food at home - all poor were planning this and prepared with lots of food. I think book had many dystopian stories in it - one was about remotely controll...

In the film "Jeepers Creepers", Jezelle points out that the Creeper seems to need to feed based around the number 23: "Every twenty-third Spring. For twenty-three days. It gets to eat". Is it known if there is any significance the number 23 given by the author, Victor Salva?