Fiction printed in installments, often in the feuilleton section of a newspaper or magazine.
1
Dickens and Thackeray both offer liberally to me for a serial story.
2
It's a serial story, and will be continued in our next issue.
3
Around that time the grim serial story ended in proper horrible fashion.
4
Suppose my serial story should be accepted and they should send me a check.
5
He amused them with a grim serial story called "The Laughing Man."
6
Orion tried the experiment of a serial story.
7
So he did a serial story for that.
8
But we shall put all our serial story at once, if Dora has time to copy it.
9
The piece was written in the style of a tragic serial story: abstract phrases, bureaucratic epithets, academic periphrases.
10
He consented to the purchase of a lurid serial story, but that was the last concession he made.
11
On this my first attempt at a serial story, I thought it fit to break my own rule.
12
But the event of the evening was to be the serial story, which Forbes had been appointed to begin.
13
A single play sometimes requires months for representation, being, like a serial story, "continued" night after night.
14
You will find these little bird histories, as they develop from day to day, more charming than a serial story.
15
Albert-next-door only wrote one chapter of the serial story, but he could have done some more if he had wanted to.
16
I realized then that Aunt Brigid had been talking about a Valerie and a Mr. Craig in a serial story in her magazines.