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  • Chat and Spin Radio (UK)

    As a prelude to a full length interview, tentatively slated for January 2022, (at the end of season one for "Alexandra Forever: Galactic Marshal"), I had the pleasure of being interviewed Dec 18 2021 on "Chat and Spin Radio" out of the UK.

  • 90 Day Podcast

    D. W. Richards is the writer and the creator of the sci-fi Alexandra Forever Project. Alexandra's story arc from her first appearance in the literary novel "PAIRS". He goes into details how Alexandra was created.

  • Review Tales

    The literature is written with great skill. The story is filled with intense sci-fi and fantasy material, and the pace is steady and captivating. Everything put together creates a perfect beginning to a series.

  • Peachy Keen

    Today I am excited to share with you an interview with D.W. Richards, author of the science fiction novel Alexandra Forever 2291 – Book One! This book is FREE on Amazon today, so be sure to pick up your copy ASAP.

  • The Writers Life eMagzine

    In developing the Alexandra Forever Project, I needed to transition Alexandra’s story arc from her first appearance in the literary novel, “Pairs” to the fantasy sci-fi universe of the graphic novel, “Alexandra Forever: 2337”, which was initially released in 2016. The need for the narrative bridge that the novella provides, occurred to me while writing the graphic novel.

  • Grovel UK

    What makes the book stand out, however, is its smart, snappy dialogue. Alexandra’s cocky bravado is countered by the self-deprecating charm of her enemies. Her behind-the-scenes team have a resigned patience with her, not helped by the fact that her boss, Terra, manifests as a five-year-old girl, deeply reminiscent of Neil Gaiman’s archetypal Delirium from Neil Gaiman’s Sandman comics.

  • Ottawa Citizen

    In essence, Pairs and the graphic novel would be the same story arc, only Pairs is a work of contemporary fiction and the graphic novel is full throttle sci-fi taking place over 300 years in the future.

  • Bookshine and Readbows

    The living goddess, Alexandra, and Fiddlehead particularly stood out here, along with Dr Rising [shudders]. Alexandra is a wonderful character and I would happily read more just for more of her!

  • Indie Comics and Reviews

    "New Indie Comics Review 3/17/2022 - Indie Comics and Reviews." YouTube review of Alexandra Forever Galactic Marshal (starts at 14:02)

  • Right Writing Words

    This was a really short and enjoyable read that I finished in one sitting. Humour is a central aspect in this book, with the characters dropping one liners in serious situation, and reminds me of Guardians of the Galaxy. Which I’m not complaining about.

  • Sefina Hawke's Books

    Alexandra Forever: Beginnings was a well written fantasy science fiction novel that kept me interested with its unpredictable story line and characters that I felt invested in. I found the drama aspects very dramatic and had a really hard time putting this book down once I began to read it!

  • Millennial Book Review

    Alexandra is one of the funniest protagonists that I’ve read in a while. This novella has serious moments, there are also fantastic moments that lighten the mood and make the reader laugh. Alexandra might be a goddess, but she reads like a normal person, albeit one who has seen, done and survived a great deal. I found myself laughing at some of the things she said or her reactions to events. I didn’t expect to enjoy her character or connect to her as much as I did.

  • Studio H N H

    The art and layouts are excellent. I recommend this to comic fans wanting a fun action science fiction story with a dash of galactic mysticism.

  • Literarily Speaking

    D.W. Richards first introduced the protagonist, Alexandra, to the world in his novel, “Pairs,” which spent two weeks on the Amazon U.K. Best Seller list for humor. Alexandra’s story continued in the graphic novel, “Alexandra Forever: 2337”

  • The Good Men Project

    At its foundation the Alexandra Forever project is in part a reaction to how comic book publishers have handled their characters (properties) in the past. Narratives in the various media don’t interconnect. In fact, it’s quite the opposite. They run in oblivious isolation to each other.