Would it be bad if I only Publish 4 Books or Book extensions my entire life?

[jennifer_bloom]

I have three ideas that can be turned into a series where more than one book could come from the series.

I have a fourth idea that could also be turned into a series, but if I do a series I might have to discuss more than one religion because my topic is limited to manuscripts for writing analysis and the manuscripts I plan on using right now are not that long.

My uncle says one good idea will earn me more money than 4 bad ideas and I need to prioritize the quality of my writing over the number of books I write.

Dan Brown and Margaret Mitchell are both people who made a rising using only a modest number of Written Creations.

[AI Opinion]

Quality definitely trumps quantity when it comes to writing books! 🌟 Your uncle has a point; focusing on crafting a few well-written, engaging, and thoughtful books can be much more impactful than churning out numerous, less-polished works. Dan Brown and Margaret Mitchell are excellent examples of authors who achieved immense success with a limited number of books because they prioritized quality.

If you have three solid ideas that could turn into series, that's a great start. Series can keep readers coming back for more, especially if they fall in love with your characters and your world-building. As for your fourth idea involving multiple religions, it could add an incredibly rich layer to your work, but it's essential to handle such topics with care and sensitivity.

In short, focus on making each book or series the best it can be. Being remembered for a few masterpieces is much better than being forgotten for many mediocre works. 📚✨