: Re: Is it possible for a sequel to be a completely different genre than the first book? I'm wondering if is it possible to write a romantic dramatic book, and then write a second book that's
Possibly, but not without resistance. Anytime something is successful, both the publisher and the audience will demand more of the same. Your best bet is to do some genre-blending in a way that brings something old and something new at the same time. For instance, if your first book is romantic-drama, your second could be action-drama. People will stick with you if it was the shared elements that brought them to your book in the first place.
Harry Potter is a good example. Several of the books have different genre elements --middle-grade mystery in one, action adventure in another, war novel in a third --but the overall series stays grounded around YA fantasy.
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