I read a book years ago, possible YA fantasy about group of teenagers or young adults. I can’t remember the entire plot but what I can’t remember is there are 6 of them, boys and girls and for some reason they are staying in the is guys house who was going to help them and who they thought was go...

If you subjected a carbon-frozen person's "slab" to the hard vacuum of space, then retrieve their carbon-frozen "slab" inside a starship, would that "thawed" person survive? Specifically, how stable is the frozen content of the slab?

I’ve looked for this manhwa everywhere, but my details seem too vague to find it. So, what I can remember is that this manhwa was fairly long (over 100 chapters) and completed. It was in black and white and had a 90s art style similar to how Fushigi Yûgi looked. The female lead was a gangster of ...

I think this was a short story in an anthology which I read in the 1980s or 1990s. Possibly some resistance holding on underground.

I asked this for Harry Potter, but I want to know if other franchises have a thing like this. Are there instances where spells are known to exist, but nobody knows how to cast them? Are there any instances in other fantasy franchises with wizards, witches, warlocks, sorcerers, sorceresses, et al ...

Why not combine wizards and witches into gender-neutral spellcasters like what Yu-Gi-Oh! does?

I started reading this one manga and can't for the life of me remember the name. The main character is a female who reincarnates into the body of a (can't walk) daughter after "saving" her brother. She is bullied by the other sister and gets her in trouble when saying she just wanted to protect h...

I seem to recall an issue from the Byrne run of FF where Reed said (or perhaps only opined) that he could "stretch" his brain into new configurations, thus allowing him to think of things that nobody else could. I have no reference, and as such, no evidence that I didn't hallucinate this. Is this...

Around 1980, I read a science fiction/fantasy novel about a man that went to a fantasy world in his dreams populated by dinosaurs and primitive humanoids. He taught the humanoids to ride dinosaurs, make metal and made himself king and went off conquering other tribes with his dinosaur riding knig...

I asked this for Harry Potter, but I want to know if other franchises have a thing like this: Are there instances where spells are known to exist, but nobody knows how to cast them? Apparently I can't ask a list question, so what's the 1st instance in fantasy franchises with wizards, witches, war...