Many of his works were released as instalments in newspapers and it seemed fitting to publish our editions in the same format.
Consumption of real estate was distributed over the loan period, as instalments on a loan are included in non-health care consumption.
According to the Hollywood Reporter, Universal is determined to move forward with a second instalment as quickly as possible.
Or some might even illegally download each instalment as soon as it has aired in the US and immediately watch it - Game of Thrones is, after all, one of the most pirated shows on the planet.
In fact, the entire tale is rapidly emerging as the film Zoolander 2 could have been, and we must look forward to its next instalment as soon as any of the players cares to share it.
The rest of the group was fleshed out by Fassbender and Lawrence's X-Men peers, in town to shoot the latest instalment, as well as by members of Mike Judge's Silicon Valley ensemble.
It really is: by the end of the decade he will have played the character six times (he's contracted for a third instalment as well as two Avengers sequels).
Sometimes - as with the third series of Skins - just when you're about to delete a faltering show from your Sky+ (with a rallying cry of: "You've hurt me for the last time, bad-acting Freddie!"), there's a brilliant, mirage-like episode such as Panda's story that resets the cycle and sparks a belief that one day there might be another instalment as good as that one.
Reviewing Toni Morrison's last novel, A Mercy (2008), in the New Yorker, John Updike referred to it as "another instalment of her noble and necessary fictional project of exposing the infamies of slavery and the hardships of being African-American".
It's presented as an instalment of Radio 4 warhorse Desert Island Discs, with the voice of Kirsty Young (carefully assembled via smart audio editing) subjecting Morpurgo to an intrusive, emotional and increasingly drink-fuelled interrogation.
