Meanings of serialised fiction in English

Perhaps we ruin the integrity of serialized fiction by Charles Dickens, Herman Melville, and Harriet Beecher Stowe when we read it in (gasp) book form.

Now Jeff is combining his blog, social media skills and writing to take on a new challenge: the online, serialized novel.

Mendeleev demurred, and the Frenchman and Russian began debating the matter in scientific journals, like a serialized novel with different characters narrating each chapter.

The first known stage version of Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin was performed even before the final sections of the serialized novel had been printed.

The early numbers of my serialised novel were being met with continued and rising enthusiasm.

Edinburgh resident Alexander McCall Smith made New Town's Cumberland Bar a protagonist in his serialised novel 44 Scotland Street.

The character of Zorro was introduced by the pulp fiction writer, Johnston McCulley in 1919 in his serialised novel, The Curse Of The Capistrano.

Dickens and Thackeray both offer liberally to me for a serial story.

It's a serial story, and will be continued in our next issue.

Around that time the grim serial story ended in proper horrible fashion.

Suppose my serial story should be accepted and they should send me a check.

He amused them with a grim serial story called "The Laughing Man."

At 140 characters per installment, these works of serial fiction are the microblogger's answer to the cell phone novel, a popular genre in text-happy Japan.

Look on as Boris Johnson is at last called to account for the serial fictions of the 2016 campaign.