Sentence examples for before the second book from inspiring English sources

"The Passage" doesn't so much end as pause, a caesura before the second book.

"During his weeks of research," Shields writes, he "discovered that the first book about skin, 'De Morbis Cutaneis,' appeared in 1572, and it was another 200 years before the second book on the subject was published".

But, like Ibn Battutah before him, he begins losing his bearings in the Crimea and Turkey, before facing, in the second book, the foreignness of Hindu India.

The action, constructed around the trial of the crew and a parallel civil case investigating Kemp's insurance claim against the value of the slaves who were "jettisoned" on the captain's orders before the mutiny, turns the second book into something close to an accounts ledger for the first.

Therefore, the only question before the court was whether the second book differentiated sufficiently from the first.

They said that people kept asking them about Morecambe and whether it really was the "third crappest town in the world" as decided by public vote before the first book of Crap Towns.

Can he pull that off too? "Luckily I'd written most of [the sequel] Artemis Fowl: The Arctic Incident before the first book came out, so it was not affected by the subsequent hype".

Probably before the first book was published".

"Before with the first book - and Neal knows this - I kept a lot of things out of the book only because I felt that I'd hurt so many people that I had to take the blame for everything.

Before Hunter finished the first book, editors suggested a pseudonym for the series.

A sample chapter from Winds of Winter, released on Martin's website, showed Stannis and his army alive and well, but several scenes in the book are reportedly to take place before or during the fifth book's timeline.