Trilogy
This article or section needs revision: Unfortunately, no theory of multipartness at all. What distinguishes a work that was designed to be multipart, such as Lawrence Durrell's Alexandria Quartet, whose parts are artfully coordinated, from a case like Mario Puzo, who kept writing his bestseller The Godfather only because novels of that kind were selling well at the time?
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No demarcation from the concept of a novel cycle, and the demarcation from television series is more than vague.
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A multi-part work is a literary, musical or cinematic work that belongs together in terms of content and consists of at least two parts. The individual works of a multi-part series can have a common framework, but at the same time be independent and self-contained, but they can also be highly interdependent.
