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When do you write the sequel?
Writing process M. Harmon Wilkinson 7/2/21 Writing process M. Harmon Wilkinson 7/2/21

When do you write the sequel?

Somehow, the idea of a “part II” seems premature when I don’t even know whether anyone will like the first book. But it may be necessary to set up the sequel in the first novel.

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