Changes are on the horizon
As the new year progresses, I'd like to take a moment to look into the future. For me, 2024 will bring some significant changes. Let's explore the exciting shifts on the horizon.
SK Alexander has many tales to tell from all around The Omniverse—more than he could ever transcribe in his lifetime. Thus, he has committed himself to writing about what he is most passionate about: the extraordinary and phenomenal.
Here, he offers the latest news on his self-publishing adventures, in-depth information about the themes and topics explored in his novels, and reviews of books, TV shows, and movies.
As the new year progresses, I'd like to take a moment to look into the future. For me, 2024 will bring some significant changes. Let's explore the exciting shifts on the horizon.
Here is my review of E.M. McConnell’s “The Sunset Sovereign”, an enjoyable fantasy/sci-fi hybrid set in a dystopian world.
As we step into the new year, I’d like to take a moment to reflect on the one that just passed. For me, 2023 brought with it a mix of challenges and triumphs.
These contemporary series take the age-old trope of vigilante justice and infuse it with moral dilemmas, the relentless quest for justice, and sometimes revenge, outside conventional norms.
A few weeks ago, I launched my latest book, Wicked Seduction, and the response has been heartwarming. For that, I thank you!
“The Empath Series” is a paranormal suspense thriller about empath Nathaniel Colt, who is thrust back into the world the former special agent thought he’d left behind—a world of danger and violence.
“Wicked Seduction”, the highly anticipated third and last installment in “The Empath Series”, is about to unveil its secrets.
I am beyond thrilled to present you with the captivating cover of ‘Wicked Seduction’, Book Three in “The Empath Series”.
With its blend of action, humor, and heart, Netflix's live-action adaptation of the anime “One Piece” promises an extraordinary voyage filled with friendship, loyalty, and unexpected twists.
Vigilantes not only play a significant role in movies but are also a staple on the small screen. In the 1980s and 90s, vigilantes took center stage in various television shows.
“The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” offers another journey into Middle-earth, boasting unparalleled scale and scope for television. Unfortunately, the series tries too hard and ends up being pompous and boring.
For decades, characters who pursue their own forms of justice or retribution have captivated audiences around the world. These films and franchises portray the journeys of modern-day avengers.
The appeal of morally ambiguous vigilantes has long entranced audiences. These classic narratives follow vigilantes who pursue their unique paths of vengeance and justice.
Here is my review of Arjay Lewis’s “Fire in the Mind”, an enjoyable murder mystery with plausible paranormal elements.
For me, completing a manuscript is a rush, and it is even more thrilling when it marks the culmination of an entire series. With a mixture of elation and relief, I proudly announce the completion of “Wicked Seduction”, the ultimate book in “The Empath Series”.
“The Gryphon” is the German adaption of Wolfgang Hohlbein’s young adult fantasy novel. Instead of being captivated by the wonders of magic, the unknown, and thrilling escapades, the show’s stereotypes and weak storytelling disappointed me.
As much as I love writing, my mind needs time to relax. Here is how I spent my weeks off.
Since their inception, both DC Comics and Marvel Comics have presented a vast array of vigilantes in their narratives, each driven by their interpretation of justice. Except for those working under the banner of organizations like S.H.I.E.L.D., a significant number of superheroes within these universes embody the essence of vigilantism.
The idea of individuals seeking justice, or their interpretation of it, has been a recurrent motif in fiction for centuries. Whether they fight for truth, protect the innocent, or seek revenge against injustice, vigilantes are a mainstay in literature.
It’s been a year since I self-published Wicked Hunt. To honor the anniversary, I thought it would be a good time to reflect on my writing journey so far.
Here is my review of Jessica Goeken’s “Ashes, Ashes”, a young adult supernatural fiction that gives off Buffy the Vampire Slayer vibes.
When the law has failed, it's easy to sympathize with a person who takes justice into their own hands. The following accounts serve as a reminder of the depths to which personal trauma and societal horrors can drive an individual.
In an ideal world, justice would prevail for every transgression. However, reality often falls short, and people resort to force and violence to exact revenge against those they perceive as wrongdoers.
The gentle arrival of spring weather serves as a reminder of the very reason I’m passionate about what I do.
"Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves" brings the iconic tabletop game to life on the big screen. Directors John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein deliver a different take on high fantasy, showing that it can be both light-hearted and thrilling.
“Game of Thrones” revolutionized long-form entertainment, setting new standards with its grandeur and scale. While comparing "House of the Dragon" to its predecessor is inevitable, I strive to assess the series on its own merits.
Throughout history, individuals, groups, and organizations have taken matters of justice into their own hands. This article explores the common features and motivations that drive vigilante actions.
Here is my review of W.A. Edwards’ “Hunter’s Fated Wait”, a shifter tale with a slow-building romance.
Ever heard of curio fiction? Coined by author Diane Callahan, this term defines a unique genre. Here are the defining features and tropes that shape curio fiction.