Great Expectations

25.  Dickens, and other writers of his time, wrote serially.  The serial form of writing is:

a.  a series of novels which follow the same storyline equivalent to a trilogy or series today.

b.   weekly or monthly instalments in a magazine.

c.  a number of novels, not connected by storyline, written by the same author.

d.  the method by which author’s leave a “trademark” of sorts in each of the novels, distinguishing it as                  his/her own.