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The previous novel, call it "Book 1", was published three years ago. The latest one (call it "Book 2") was released very recently.
HAPPY ENDINGS MARGARET ATWOOD LITERARY TECHNIQUES SERIES
I won't mention the particular books I'm talking about (to avoid spoilers), but they are part of a popular series by a contemporary British author. What are your coping strategies? Do you try to simply reject the sequel and wipe it from your mind? Do you write (or at least make an outline for) your own sequel instead? Or do you try to make yourself accept the sequel out of respect for the author and the official canon? I'm sharing my own experience and solution below: The kind of horrible sequel that made you wish you had never read it and just let your imagination carry on the story after the previous book, which you loved. I'm curious to know others' experiences with this sort of situation, where you have been obsessed (in a good way) with a certain book and were eagerly looking forward to its sequel, perhaps for several years, only to be terribly disappointed when the sequel finally came out, because it went in a completely opposite direction to what you were hoping, important character(s) was/were unnecessarily killed off, and/or people who you thought were highly incompatible ended up getting into a relationship.
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