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In modern book culture, we have "flash-in-the-pan" novels and series that gain tremendous fame very quickly, but die and fall out of favor just as quickly as they rose (Twilight, 50 Shades of Grey, etc.). Is there any evidence of this happening, say, more than 100 years ago? Which authors/novels?

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[WP] - You get to the afterlife and find that the Vikings and barbarians were correct. Valhalla is real.

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Is it theoretically possible to terraform (relatively) inhospitable regions of Earth to more life-friendly conditions? i.e The Sahara Desert, etc.

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Why does my tiny little magnet pull another magnet upwards, seemingly counteracting the gravitational pull of the Earth?

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In modern book culture, we have "flash-in-the-pan" novels and series that gain tremendous fame very quickly, but die and fall out of favor just as quickly as they rose (Twilight, 50 Shades of Grey, etc.). Is there any evidence of this happening, say, more than 100 years ago? Which authors/novels?	1661	AskHistorians
[WP] - You get to the afterlife and find that the Vikings and barbarians were correct. Valhalla is real.	2	WritingPrompts
Is it theoretically possible to terraform (relatively) inhospitable regions of Earth to more life-friendly conditions? i.e The Sahara Desert, etc.	1	askscience
Why does my tiny little magnet pull another magnet upwards, seemingly counteracting the gravitational pull of the Earth?	1	askscience