Goodreads asked R.A. McCandless:

If you could travel to any fictional book world, where would you go and what would you do there?

R.A. McCandless Most fictional worlds are best viewed through the safety and security of a book. They are wild, dangerous places filled with adventure that, as Bilbo Baggins noted, are nasty disturbing uncomfortable things that make you late for dinner. But a few would be interesting to visit, and even settle down in. Patrick’s Rothfuss’s Kingkiller Chronicles shows a world where the arcane is practically scientific, and so the use of such items could make for a very comfortable life. I would also greatly enjoy travelling to Elizabeth Lynn’s science fiction universe where “A Different Light” was set—the near-Utopia, where adventures have to be tracked down and sought out, but almost all medical maladies are manageable or eliminated is quite appealing.

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