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Meet J.C. Alexandre
Ever since he could first pick up a pencil, J.C. Alexandre has been passionate about expressing himself through the written word. He has enjoyed an illustrious decade-long career as an award-winning journalist. He now hopes to jump into the world of fiction with his debut fantasy novel, The Light Prince: Grail, now available on Amazon in e-book and paperback.
The Light Prince: Grail
When a young girl named Amber stumbles into Arden, she must learn to have faith in herself, her new friends, and the Light Prince to wield the legendary sword Grail and save the world from the Dark Dragon.
Prelude to Destiny- Vol .1
Captain Joshua sets forth on his quest across the magical world of Arden in search of allies to aid him in his upcoming mission and fulfill his destiny.
Prelude to Destiny – Vol. 2
Captain Joshua and his sidekick, Petros, continue their quest across tumultuous seas, savannah-like grasslands, lush rainforests, and foggy moorlands.
Prelude to Destiny – Vol. 3
Captain Joshua sails far from Arden’s mainland into strange lands filled with stranger people. Can he find allies to fight alongside him for his cause?
Coming Soon!
My Latest Blog Posts
REVIEW: “Gone But Not Forgotten” – Fraggle Rock
Fraggle Rock didn’t shy away from heavy themes, even death. One episode likely drew inspiration from the HIV/AIDS crisis, shaped by a puppeteer who had seen its impact firsthand.
REVIEW: “Deadly Force” – Gargoyles
Disney’s Gargoyles was ahead of its time — and arguably still is! Its bold episode on gun violence shows how fearless the series could be, raising the question of whether a show like this could even get made today.
REVIEW: “Trust Me” – Dead End: Paranormal Park
Dead End: Paranormal Park isn’t a Gravity Falls knockoff — it’s a sharp, heartfelt series with standout trans and autistic representation that deserves far more attention.
My Videos
REVIEW: “Gone But Not Forgotten” – Fraggle Rock
Fraggle Rock didn’t shy away from heavy themes, even death. One episode likely drew inspiration from the HIV/AIDS crisis, shaped by a puppeteer who had seen its impact firsthand.
REVIEW: “Deadly Force” – Gargoyles
Disney’s Gargoyles was ahead of its time — and arguably still is! Its bold episode on gun violence shows how fearless the series could be, raising the question of whether a show like this could even get made today.
REVIEW: “Trust Me” – Dead End: Paranormal Park
Dead End: Paranormal Park isn’t a Gravity Falls knockoff — it’s a sharp, heartfelt series with standout trans and autistic representation that deserves far more attention.
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