To Be Continued

Naylor discloses that a more serious problem in writing series where the protagonist matures and changes is that the author tends to see each book as part of a continuum rather than a separate story, and that most lives do not revolve around huge events that change the course but rather a series of smaller experiences that accrue meaning over time. He shares that among his rules when writing a series are that he has to be truly enthusiastic about the project, he doesn't do more than one book per series per year, and he never writes two books in the same series back to back.