While these teases about the next Twilight book are exciting, this last quote is a reminder that books take time to write and it may take some patience before it's officially in the works. And a bold points version just would not be the same. Ok, so she said this with a light tone and Stephenie Meyer is just 46 years young, but still… I really hope we get a sequel sooner than later. I do know what happens and if I don’t ever get around to writing it, I will do a bold points version on my deathbed and will probably be the one recording it with this really, and I’ll tell everybody what happens without the writing.
On one hand Meyer makes it clear she wants Twilight fans to know how her saga ends with her intended sequel whether she lives to tell it, but on the other, the fact that she says this makes it sound like she might not get around to it. Now this last point is a bit disheartening, because it's bittersweet. (Image credit: (Summit)) Meyer Will Tell Us The End Of Twilight On Her Deathbed If She Has To But, who knows, maybe the author has an awesome new world to introduce us to first. Since the story about an alien race invading the bodies of humans is technically one of her established worlds, we're now left with two continuations to still impatiently wait for. This, however, isn’t great news for those who have been holding out hope for the trilogy for The Host for years. I wish I could be more like a machine, like this is what I want to do next, plug it in, do it but that’s just not how my brain works.įans of the author may at least be able to look forward to a completely new world from the author before the Twilight sequel, depending on how things shake out. I do want to get to that and I plan to eventually. Mythology is kind of my thing, so I get excited to create something new instead of just following the old rules I already have. In her words:įor me, a lot of the joy of writing comes from creating and I really want to do a new world, new rules and new mythology. She does have a solid explanation as to why she’s not able to move to writing it at the moment though. (Image credit: (Summit)) Why Stephenie Meyer Is Holding Off Writing More Twilight Right NowĪs pumped as these details make us, we of course cannot ignore the fact that Stephenie Meyer did clearly say that a Twilight sequel is not what she’s jumping to right away after the release of Midnight Sun. Four years gives the Volturi ample time to plan some sort of a clever attack and could make for an intriguing new chapter in the series. It sounds like the Cullens might deal with some sort of secret war with the Volturi as they attempt to get back at the Cullens. So that is coming.Īnyone just get chills? This is really exciting.
And they’re not going to do this ‘hey, you meet us here and we’ll fight it out.’ They are going to come out of it from the sides. They are the big bad and clearly are not going to leave the Cullens alone. The Volturi obviously have to be dealt with. Here are Stephenie Meyer’s comments on what’s next for the coven: The miscommunication is cleared up at the end of the series, but Breaking Dawn does leave it open-ended since the Cullens believe the Volturi will seek vengeance for the humiliation they caused them. Bella and Edward got on their bad side in Breaking Dawn when they were under the impression Renesmee was an immortal child (a kid who is turned into a vampire), when Bella did in fact give birth to her. As you know, the Volturi is a largely powerful coven of vampires that enforce the law, but can have a pretty lethal way of going about it. (Image credit: (Summit)) Yes, The Volturi Will Be Involved In The Twilight SequelĪdditionally, Meyer talked a little bit about the main villains of the original Twilight series, the Volturi.
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