Sequel
A sequel was a work of fiction that continued where a previous work left off.

In 1893, Mark Twain was asked by a reporter if his next work would be a sequel to A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court. ()

In 1953, Douglas Pabst complained that Benny Russell, instead of writing the novella he asked for, had returned with "six sequels to a story I refused to publish in the first place". ()

In 1996, Tom Paris asked Rain Robinson if she had ever seen the sequel to Orgy of the Walking Dead, Bride of the Corpse. ()

Vulcan Love Slave, Part II: The Revenge and Vulcan Love Slave, Volume III were sequels to the holoprogram Vulcan Love Slave. ()
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