Science Fiction

Christmas Kringle: Silent Night by Michael Anderle – Book Review

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?

Book Fairs: 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.

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.

“My name is Bless” by Laris Aiwin - Book Review

Laris Aiwin's "My Name is Bless: My Number is T-214", a science fiction romance with a touch of political thriller.

"The Sunset Sovereign" by E.M. McConnell - Book Review

E.M. McConnell’s “The Sunset Sovereign” is an enjoyable fantasy/sci-fi hybrid set in a dystopian world.

“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.

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.

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.