Writing Goals for 2026: New Speculative Fiction Releases
For 2026, SK Alexander plans to focus on writing more books, blog post, and emails about his Tales from the Omniverse.
Contemplations
Reflective posts and philosophical musings on life, creativity, writing, and personal development, without a fixed thematic boundary.
Looking Ahead to 2026: Building a Stronger Authorpreneur Platform
In 2026, Sascha K. Alexander will take steps to strengthen his author platform. A key part of that plan is improving his content strategy and workflow to ensure long-term growth.
Paused, Not Stopped: Status of the Tales from the Omniverse
SK Alexander reflects on 2025. For the speculative fiction author, it has been a year of many challenges, but it has also laid the groundwork for the future.
Looking Back on 2025: Reflecting on My Nonfiction Writing
Sascha K. Alexander reflects on the past twelve months. The authorpreneur faced more challenges than he had anticipated this year.
John Cena's Farewell Tour: The Last Time Was Now
WWE icon John Cena lost his final match to Gunther by submission. The result shocked many fans. But why the outrage when the outcome makes perfect sense?
The Mask, The Myth, The Meaning: Guy Fawkes in History and Pop Culture
“Remember, remember the 5th of November.” What exactly are we supposed to remember? Explore how Guy Fawkes’s image evolved from failed terrorist into myth, and a symbol of defiance.
Nonfiction Check-in: Progress on Branding for Authorpreneurs
Sascha K. Alexander reflects on his writing goals for 2025. Switching between various projects, he has made steady progress on his guide for authors.
Preparation and Perseverance: 4 Lessons for Self-publishing Success
As he reflects on his author journey, SK Alexander realizes how much he's grown as an author since publishing his debut novel, Wicked Hunt.
Omnilingualism - The Power of Universal Communication
Language is a bridge that connects, yet simultaneously a wall that blocks different minds, cultures, and worlds. But what if you could shatter that wall?
Brandon Sanderson’s 5 Favorite Superpowers
In an interview, Brandon Sanderson, American fantasy and science fiction author, shared a list of his favorite superpowers.
Jack Reacher: Fighting for Justice or Vengeance?
Author SK Alexander discusses Jack Reacher's moral ambiguity. Is the protagonist of Amazon’s adaptation of Lee Child’s novels a hero or villain?
WWE WrestleMania 41 Review—Solid matches, questionable decisions
While not every match hit the mark, WrestleMania lived up to its name as the grandest stage in sports entertainment.
4 Reasons I Love Professional Wrestling
Professional wrestling has captivated the masses for decades. For millions and millions of fans around the world, it’s more than just flashy moves in the ring. Rather, it’s a passion that entertains and connects us.
Inspirations For My Tales From The Omniverse
There’s a piece of writing advice that has always stuck with me: “Just be original and familiar at the same time”. It’s simultaneously simple and complex. But what does it mean for the “Tales from the Omniverse”?
Looking Ahead: My 2025 Goals as an Authorpreneur
Sascha (SK) Alexander is not a fan of resolutions because, to him, they often feel vague and fleeting. Instead, he sets concrete goals.
Reflecting on 2024: A Year of Transformation
As we near the end of the year, it is time for SK Alexander to reflect on the past twelve months. For the author, 2024 was filled with challenges and triumphs.
November Journal: Eclipse of Avarice and New York
After publishing Eclipse of Avarice, the series debut of the dark urban fantasy "The Prince of Hellscape Series", SK Alexander traveled to New York.
Behind the Scenes: The Origin of The Prince of Hellscape Series
“The Prince of Hellscape Series” is a project close to SK Alexander's heart. While the concept went through several changes, the essence of the supernatural suspense thriller series has remained the same.
Eclipse of Avarice: Cover reveal
SK Alexander reveals the book cover of his supernatural suspense thriller Eclipse of Avarice, Book One in "The Prince of Hellscape Series".
September Journal: Book Launch and Author Platform
As SK Alexander geared up for the release of Eclipse of Avarice, he also adapted his social media strategy and author website.
The Prince of Hellscape Series: Title Reveal
Editing his upcoming supernatural suspense thriller has been challenging for SK Alexander. Now, he reveals the title and launch date for book one of “The Prince of Hellscape Series”.
August Journal: Progress And Cooking
Between meeting friends and soaking in the summer sun, SK Alexander made progress on my Tales from the Omniverse and Essentials for Authorpreneurs..
Wrestling and Writing: Unlikely Twins Of Storytelling
Sascha K. Alexander explores why professional wrestling captives millions, and why sports entertainment is more connected to writing than you might think.
July Journal: Family, Friends, And Outdoor Activities
Between annual check-ups with doctors, helping friends move and hiking in the summer heat, SK Alexander found little time to work on the “Tales from the Omniverse”.
From Pitch To Page: Parallels In Football And Book Preparation
Football players and authorpreneurs share remarkable similarities in their preparation methods, whether it’s for a game or for writing a book.
Balancing Structure And Creativity: My Writing Process
Since I started the “Tales From The Omniverse”, my writing process has evolved from creating a loose framework into a structured yet flexible routine.
Reflections on ProWritingAid’s Crime Writers’ Week 2024
ProWritingAid holds a special place in SK Alexander's heart because their virtual event in 2021 jump-started his author carrer.
Second anniversary of Wicked Hunt: Looking back and moving forward
Two years ago, SK Alexander launched his inaugural paranormal suspense novel, Wicked Hunt, Book One in The Empath Series. Time to reflect and look forward.
Reflections on ProWritingAid's 2024 Fantasy Writers’ Week
ProWritingAid's “Fantasy Writers' Week” welcomed both familiar faces and fresh presenters. I had a good time and learned a lot, but wish they had more author interviews.