So it's a short story set in (I think) the relatively-near-future about a man walking around at night, and he's pulled up by the cops. Then he's arrested, and I think the idea was that he's arrested for walking around; I think the idea was that it's not a reasonable arrest which makes it, I think...

My memory is very hazy but it’s a story about a girl and colorful stones. I read it with my daughter at least 15 years ago. It’s a “teen book”. Again - hazy memory but I think the cover is a coral color with the stones on it. I made a necklace for her with the same color stones to represent the b...

In the movie Star Trek: Generations, the energy bolts emanating out of the Nexus destroyed two ships and they almost destroyed the Enterprise B. These energy bolts are apparently very powerful and they are constantly being produced by the Nexus. They will eventually destroy the shield and then t...

I have finally binged Star Trek: TNG and the movie series together so something stuck out for me so I apologize if this had been answered in a novelization or somewhere outside the TV series. In TNG the Federation met the Borg in "Q-Who" but in the beginning of Star Trek Generations Guinan and th...

There was an old anthology of horror/sci-fi stories that I read in about 1975, but the paperback was older. I think it was a Twilight Zone, with Rod Serling maybe on the back cover. But it was not a collection of the television series scripts. I think maybe Serling was just used on the back cov...

This was in an Alfred Hitchcock anthology, I think one of the paperbacks, that I read somewhere in the 1980s (although I suspect the book actually belonged to one of my aunts and was from the 1960s or earlier). I want to say that it was the first story in the anthology, directly following a forew...

This one is nagging at the edge of my mind. It was probably one of Alfred Hitchcock's hardback Spellbinders of Suspense anthologies, as we had a few around the house that I read from cover to cover in the 1980s and 1990s. The main character was a barber, described as "bald as an egg" who was appa...

I recall seeing this TV show when I was younger, probably a repeat (the sets and dress looked like a 1960s or perhaps even 1950s); I think it was an episode from a science fiction series, but can't be sure. It was in black and white. The opening scene shows a group of people in white coats sitti...

This is a very long shot because I remember very little about it. It was a series of graphic novels that I got from the library around early 2010s in North America (and I remember the art quality matching that time frame). I believe it was coloured but cannot be sure. It was definitely aimed at t...

I remember I had a book that I read a couple of times but I never finished it. I liked the beginning because of how thrilling it was. The book cover I know was a bulrush picture of a dash board from a truck and a dog I believe. The book began with the guy probably talking about his dog and his...

It is well known that the Wachowski brothers' trilogy was inspired by several aspects of philosophy, science and popular culture. Watching the Matrix trilogy, I could see some details that led me to question whether this saga also was inspired by the space opera of George Lucas. For example, Morp...

Main plot is escape from a prison planet, and i can remember the artwork from the cover. Also one of the other inmates was a mind raper who psychically raped people. Time frame was pre 90s

In any incarnation where Peter's webs are non-organic, he basically engineers both the web formula, and the delivery system (the web shooters) that he can use to weaponize it. Most data on it says the webbing is in a "fluid" state that, when exposed to air, the "long chain polymer" then turns sol...