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The term speculative fiction may sound modern, but the idea behind it is anything but. To understand how we arrived at today’s science fiction, fantasy, horror, and dystopian stories, we need to look back.
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?
Michael Anderle’s Christmas Kringle: Silent Night action novella asks a wild question: What if Santa were a retired mercenary who sought penance for past actions?
“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.
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.
Despite skepticism, psychometry fascinates in books, films, and TV. It connects characters across time and space while adding depth and mystery to a story.
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.
Sascha K. Alexander reflects on his writing goals for 2025. Switching between various projects, he has made steady progress on his guide for authors.
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.
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.
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.
While not every match hit the mark, WrestleMania lived up to its name as the grandest stage in sports entertainment.
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.
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.
Kayla Hicks’ The Backup Superhero offers a unique and fun take on a world of heroes. Yet the story doesn’t reach its full potential.
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.
“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.
Whether it’s haunted houses, cursed objects, or encounters with angels and demons, supernatural fiction blurs the line between reality and the unknown.
Angel Haze’s “Blood of Vengeance” is a dark and gripping gladiatorial fantasy that delves into the complexities of power, survival, and the lengths one will go to stay alive.
Football players and authorpreneurs share remarkable similarities in their preparation methods, whether it’s for a game or for writing a book.
Since I started the “Tales From The Omniverse”, my writing process has evolved from creating a loose framework into a structured yet flexible routine.
ProWritingAid holds a special place in SK Alexander's heart because their virtual event in 2021 jump-started his author carrer.
Psychic powers, odd occurrences, and cryptic creatures—paranormal fiction pushes beyond the boundaries of the known to delve into the unexplained.
Laris Aiwin's "My Name is Bless: My Number is T-214", a science fiction romance with a touch of political thriller.
Ever heard of curio fiction? Coined by author Diane Callahan, this term defines a unique fantasy genre. Here are its defining features and tropes.
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.
As an author of speculative fiction, SK Alexander follows the principle of "characters first".
E.M. McConnell’s “The Sunset Sovereign” is an enjoyable fantasy/sci-fi hybrid set in a dystopian world.
These contemporary series' take the age-old trope of vigilante justice and infuse it with moral dilemmas and the relentless quest for revenge.
