Brian McClellan joined us to field questions about writing novels and series. Here are the questions:
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\n \t* How do you write an ending that is open for sequels, but isn't a cliffhanger?
\n \t* Is it a good idea to take a large novel, and release it instead as serial novellas?
\n \t* Can you debut with a series, or should you establish yourself with standalone novels first?
\n \t* How do you keep readers coming back for each new novel when there's a long time between them?
\n \t* Should you have more than just one book done before querying agents?
\n \t* What do you do if your novel turns out to be too short to be a novel?
\n \t* Is it possible to write a series as a discovery writer?
\n \t* How do you foreshadow big things that are a long way out?
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