Project Gutenberg has free ebooks you can read in your browser or download. It is a lovely place to browse older novels when you want to try something without committing to a purchase. Which classic would you put first on a reading list?

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Project Gutenberg has free ebooks you can read in your browser or download. It is a lovely place to browse older novels when you want to try something without committing to a purchase. Which classic would you put first on a reading list?

You accidentally jump to the top after scrolling for ages. Would a button that restores your exact place be one of those tiny features you end up using constantly?
Imagine a show where a billionaire executive has to manage on their lowest-paid employee's income, with the same resources and constraints. What would make it revealing instead of just reality television?
A thought experiment: other civilizations know Earth exists but have agreed to leave us undisturbed. Would that be reassuring, unsettling, or the start of a very good science-fiction story?
Here are five favourites: Spirited Away, My Neighbour Totoro, Princess Mononoke, Kiki's Delivery Service, and Howl's Moving Castle. That connection is easy; now make one harder. Would you use an obvious category or hide a less predictable connection?