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Speculative fiction: A genre of imagination, fear, and hope

Speculative fiction encompasses a wide range of subgenres, each with its own unique conventions. From myths to dystopias, it has always ventured beyond the ordinary to explore “what if” scenarios.

You can never have too many books

SK Alexander regularly collaborates with fellow authors to champion books that might otherwise go unnoticed. Here are the book fairs he's engaged in.

Psychometry in fiction: Token-object reading in storytelling

Despite skepticism, psychometry fascinates in books, films, and TV. It connects characters across time and space while adding depth and mystery to a story.

Psychometry: Notable practitioners and scientists

Throughout history, individuals believed themselves to possess the ability to ‘read’ an object. These spiritualists, mystics, and scientists-turned-believers shaped the understanding of psychometry.

The power of psychometry: An introduction to token object reading

Some people believe objects carry traces of the people who touched them. Psychometry explores the idea that objects can absorb and store energy, and thus offer glimpses into hidden stories and emotions.

Midsummer check-in: Fiction goals, progress, and what’s next

Entering the last stretch of the year, SK Alexander reflects on his writing goals for 2025. Switching between various projects, the speculative fiction author has made steady progress.

Seeing the unseen: Aura vision in fiction

What if you could see someone’s emotions before they said a word? That’s the idea behind aura vision—a paranormal ability that blurs the line between emotion and energy, perception and intuition.

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?

Serenity Blake: Paranormal Relic Hunter by Natalie G. Owens – Book Review

Serenity Blake: A prequel sets up the “Paranormal Relic Hunter” series by Natalie G. Owens. The urban fantasy draws readers into a world of dark magic, conspiracies, and family secrets.

Behind the scenes: The origin of Eclipse of Avarice

Eclipse of Avarice wasn’t the original title of this supernatural thriller. Like the concept of “The Prince of Hellscape Series”, the title has undergone several transformations.

"Deathday” by David Bussell - Book Review

David Bussell’s Deathday is a twisted but enjoyable urban fantasy with light horror and dark humor. It is a fascinating start to Jake Fletcher's afterlife career as a spectral detective.

Release of Eclipse of Avarice

Eclipse of Avarice, Book One in “The Prince of Hellscape Series” is now available on Amazon! The dark urban fantasy follows Luminael Morningstar and Crowley, as they carve a new life amongst the mortals in Sin City.

Eclipse of Avarice

The dark urban fantasy follows Luminael Morningstar, the Antichrist, and the daemona Crowley, as they carve a new life amongst the mortals in Sin City.

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 challenges

Between meeting friends and soaking in the summer sun, SK Alexander made progress on my Tales from the Omniverse and Essentials for Authorpreneurs..

Supernatural fiction: a guide to otherworldly tales

Whether it’s haunted houses, cursed objects, or encounters with angels and demons, supernatural fiction blurs the line between reality and the unknown.

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”.

January Journal: rebranding and bomb threats

From data migrations to nostalgic reunions, SK Alexander recounts the highlights of the past month.

Release of Dawning in Sin City

The supernatural thriller follows Luminael Morningstar and Crowley as they carve a new life amongst the mortals in Sin City.

“Ashes, Ashes” by Jessica Goeken - Book Review

Jessica Goeken’s “Ashes, Ashes” is a young adult supernatural fiction that gives off Buffy the Vampire Slayer vibes.

“Hunter’s Fated Wait” by W.A. Edwards - Book Review

W.A. Edwards’ “Hunter’s Fated Wait” is a shifter tale with a slow-building romance.

Empathy in fiction: portrayals in movies and television

Empaths often become a powerful force that can change the trajectory of conflicts or transform the dynamics of relationships.

Unveiling the beyond: paranormal, supernatural, or urban fantasy

People frequently use the terms “paranormal” and “supernatural” interchangeably. However, the terms are fluid, and their usage can vary based on context and personal interpretation.

The Omniverse: A journey into infinite realms

SK Alexander's tagline, “Tales From The Omniverse”, is the very essence of his literary world and the foundation of his career as authorpreneur.