: Re: Can the first book in a series have a sad ending? (The antagonist wins) I have an idea for a series, but I want the protagonist to die at the end of the first book, and make it seem like

Okay for whom? Everything that an author wants to write is acceptable for the author, as long it does not break the whatever laws in their jurisdiction. What is acceptable for publishers or readers is a different story. So edit your question and provide more information as to who you are asking about. The way your question is currently worded suggests that you are asking whether such a book could sell well. It may or may not, depending on a huge multitude of other factors, but the plot idea alone that you described cannot float or sink your book. Just look at the piles of trash that line the shelves of bookstores, if you do not believe me.

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