Is genre-bending in long-running series a risk or a reward? @FantologyPodcast
Is genre-bending in long-running series a risk or a reward?  @FantologyPodcast
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
For a decade, rumors have circulated about a potential trilogy finale, sparking a debate on whether established series should experiment with new genres. While some purists may hesitate, the history of literature shows that thoughtful genre-bending—much like the successful experimentation seen in Brandon Sanderson’s work—can breathe fresh life into long-running narratives. It ultimately comes down to careful planning and execution rather than sticking to a rigid formula. This discussion dives into those complexities, alongside a spoiler-free review of Out Law and the latest updates on the Dresden Files.
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Is genre-bending in long-running series a risk or a reward?

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