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1. hollowlands.com › 2016 › 07Releasing a series all at once or one at a time — which is ...

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   Jul 29, 2016 · Is it better to release the new series books one at a time as they're finished, or to write the first several, and then release them quickly, one right after another? Easy to say — hard to analyze. Lots of uncertainty.

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     The first book in the series took from mid-April to...

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2. www.helpingwritersbecomeauthors.com › how-to-write5 Rules for How to Write a Sequel to Your Book

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   • How to Open Your Sequel’s First Chapter. Honestly, one of the most important questions of any book is—where to begin? Almost all of the same rules for beginning your standalone book’s chapter also apply to your sequel.
   • How to Explain Book 1’s Events in Book 2. A question I commonly receive is: How to share the events of the previous book in the second book? How much do readers need to know?
   • How to Up the Stakes Without Being Repetitious. Just as in a standalone book’s Climax, a series is going to want to save the best stuff for last. This means that, theoretically, the story should get more and more intense and exciting with each new book.
   • How to Create a Seamless Overall Story. The best stories are those that create a seamless big picture. No matter how huge and sprawling your story will be by the time you write the final book, you still want your series’ ultimate ending to bring the story back full circle to the very first book.

3. www.papertrue.com › blog › book-summaryHow to Write a Book Summary: Example, Tips, & Bonus Section

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   Feb 6, 2024 · A book summary is a concise overview of the story, highlighting the main characters, plot, and central themes. A good summary should be informative without giving away the ending, leaving you eager to read the entire book.

4. www.ignitedinkwriting.com › ignite-your-ink-blogRetaining Readers: How to End Books in a Series — Read Blog ...

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   Jun 16, 2019 · If a reader makes it all the way to your second to last book – whether you’re writing a trilogy or 20 book series – they are almost guaranteed to read the final book. You have thoroughly hooked them at that point.

5. www.grammarly.com › how-to-summarize-a-bookHow to Summarize a Book: Expert Advice and Guided Tips

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   Mar 22, 2024 · Get Grammarly. Understanding book summarization. When it comes to summarizing a book, many of the same principles apply to summarizing other texts. Just like any other summary, a book summary is an objective, concise overview that highlights a book’s key points.

6. meredithallard.com › 2014/12/11 › do-you-have-anyTips for Writing the Second Book in a Series

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   Dec 12, 2014 · There’s a fair amount of information about how to write a second novel that is just a second novel—in other words, unrelated in any way to the first novel. An unrelated second novel can and should be written in a different style, with different characters and different situations.

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   Should I write a second book in a series?

   • You’d think writing the second book in a series couldn’t be that much different from writing the first one. They both have a beginning, middle, and end—three acts, all the usual plot points, rising and falling action, etc., etc., etc. (said your best Yul Brynner voice).

   5 Rules for How to Write a Sequel to Your Book

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   How to write a book summary?

   • Here is a step-by-step guide about how to write a book summary: 1. Invest time Read the book again, or at the very least, review the main themes of the story, characters, and story points before you start writing. 2.

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   Is a book summary the same as a review?

   • A book summary is not the same as a book review. While a book review might include a summary, a review is, by nature, the writer’s personal opinion of a book. In contrast, a summary is an objective piece of writing. When you write a book summary, you aren’t telling your readers what you thought about the book.

   How to Summarize a Book: Expert Advice and Guided Tips

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   What are the benefits of writing a book summary?

   • I’ve found there are three key benefits to writing a book summary. First, writing a book summary helps you remember what you read. We’ve all read a book only to forget its key ideas as soon as we finish. Summarizing a book in your own words, though, minimizes that problem by helping you internalize the book’s key insights.

   How to Write a Book Summary (Step-by-Step) - Sam Thomas Davies

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   Should a first book be included in a second book?

   • But doing so required leaving behind some of the minor characters from the first book. Here’s what I discovered: First rule of sequels: Yes, try to include as many elements as possible from the first book in the later books. Second rule of sequels: Never force previous elements into a later book, just for the sake of cohesion.

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   How long should a book summary be?

   • While the length of a book summary varies, it ranges from 100–250 words. For more complex and lengthier works (such as historical fiction), the book summary can be longer. Also read: Proven Book Marketing Techniques to Increase Book Sales in 2024 Here is a step-by-step guide about how to write a book summary: 1. Invest time

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8. www.samuelthomasdavies.com › how-to-write-a-bookHow to Write a Book Summary (Step-by-Step) - Sam Thomas Davies

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   Jul 13, 2023 · Step 1. Take Notes While You’re Reading; Step 2. Write the Main Takeaways in Your Own Words; Step 3. Continue to Summarize Overtime ; Conclusion; Why Write a Book Summary? I’ve found there are three key benefits to writing a book summary. First, writing a book summary helps you remember what you read.