How did serialisation of novels increase the popularity of novels and magazines?

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How did serialisation of novels increase the popularity of novels and magazines?


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(i) In a serialised novel, a story was published in instalments, keeping the suspense for the next issue. 

(ii) Serialisation allowed readers to relish the suspense, discuss the characters of a novel for the next issue. 

(iii) This was possible since the magazines were illustrated and cheap and affordable due to printing.

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