: Re: Structuring a novel like a television or graphic novel series I have spent a lot of time reading graphic-novels and watching television series, most of which were anime. Now that I have reached
Though I have not read them, I know of examples of a similar episodic series structure: Most of the books written by Self-Publishing Podcast" hosts Sean Platt, David Wright, and Johnny B. Truant.
These guys write novellas that they call "episodes." They even write the first episode as a "pilot." As they finish each episode, they release it as a short stand-alone book.
As they write, they structure the episodes into six- or nine-episode "seasons," complete with big season-ending cliffhangers. Then they release each season as a set.
Some of their readers read each episode as it is released. Others wait for the packaged seasons.
Another example (kind of) is Isaac Asimov's Foundation series. The early Foundation stories were written as novellas, and later packaged as novels.
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: Resource for someone better at editing than writing (I had a previous question, closed as too opinion-based, about being a better editor than writer. I wasn't able to rescue that one, but
: Skip the rewrite. When you're done with the first draft, fix the spelling errors. Fix any other obvious errors. Then publish it. If it isn't readable, nobody will read it. No problem. But
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