Metamorphosis of “The Tales From The Omniverse”

Metamorphosis of “The Tales From The Omniverse”

Just as the earth awakens from its winter slumber, so too does my literary identity undergo a transformation and expansion. This metamorphosis requires me to embrace the unknown, daring me to push the boundaries of my storytelling.

I’m proud of what I’ve achieved so far, but I’m not the same person who started as an author three years ago. My initial vision for my brand was quite different. Initially, The Empath Series was much more sinister, as seen in Colt’s actions and their repercussions. This darker tone extended to subsequent works, and, as such, showed in my logo’s color palette with its shades of black, white, and gray.

Over time, though, my vision for the “Tales From The Omniverse”, and how I wanted you to perceive them, shifted. My storytelling retains its core of darkness and menace but now incorporates brighter aspects. As light and dark intertwine, they reveal the complexities of the human experience in all its facets. And as I mentioned before, I’m guided by the principle of “characters first.”

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What has changed?

Although my author name and tagline persist, I’ve opted for a new logo and color palette. My logo’s central image is a stylized ‘A’ that blends into the shapes of an antique key and a fountain pen nib. The pen shows my commitment to writing entertaining tales, while the key unlocks uncharted realms in The Omniverse.

I’m thrilled to unveil my brand-new website that shows my evolution as an author through a fresh design and improved navigation. While NRDLY offers great templates for authors, there were certain functionalities I missed. Therefore, I reached out to the developers at Webjazz, a team I have worked with multiple times in the past, to set up a new website.

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Expansion: “Essentials for Authorpeneurs”

I enjoy teaching others, particularly about things I care about. This inspired me to help more authorpreneurs. I have learned a lot about the ins and outs of book creation, publication, and marketing, and now I want to give back and share my knowledge.

Maya Angelou once said, “If you get, give. If you learn, teach.” That really speaks to me. Teaching others what I have learned not only helps them but also strengthens my understanding. Using the pen name Sascha K. Alexander, I will distill my knowledge into “Essentials for Authorpreneurs.”

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