The Gryphon – Review Season One
The Gryphon is the German adaption of Wolfgang Hohlbein’s young adult fantasy novel. The show’s stereotypical characters and poor storytelling overshadowed any excitement.
Worldbuilding
Content dedicated to worldbuilding, covering settings, rules, cultures, and systems that create immersive and believable story worlds.
Vigilantes In Fiction: The (Anti)Hero in Comics
Since their inception, both DC Comics and Marvel Comics have introduced a vast array of superheroes. A significant number of them are vigilantes.
Vigilantes Captivate The Literature World
Whether they fight for truth, protect the innocent, or seek revenge against injustice, vigilantes are a mainstay in literature.
“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.
Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves — Review
Paramount Pictures' Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves brings the iconic tabletop game to life on the big screen.
House of the Dragon – Review Season One
The grandeur and scale of Game of Thrones revolutionized long-form storytelling. While comparisons to the original are inevitable, I evaluated House of the Dragon on its own merit.
“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.
Empathy in Fiction: Portrayals in Literature and Comics
While paranormal abilities like telepathy, telekinesis, and clairvoyance often receive the most attention, empathy still is a mainstay in fiction.
“Eternum” by Callan J Mulligan - Book Review
With Eternum, the second book of “The World Settlers” duology, Callan J Mulligan crafted a fast-paced, page-turning political thriller in space, with a dash of romance.
“Astraeus” by Callan J Mulligan - Book Review
With Astraeus, the first book of “The World Settlers” duology, Callan J Mulligan crafted a thrilling murder mystery in outer space.
No Surprise: Andy Weir Loves Science
During ProWritingAid’s “Science Fiction Writers’ Week”, Andy Weir, author of “The Martian”, reflected on his research process and the accuracy of his science.
Exploring Empathy in Wicked Hunt
SK Alexander explores how Nathaniel Colt’s empathy shapes the narrative within his paranormal suspense thriller, Wicked Hunt, Book One in “The Empath Series”.
Halo - Review Season One
Halo, the science-fiction military media franchise, has been a behemoth in the video game industry for decades. Unfortunately, season one fails to capitalize on its rich material.
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 Through 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.