Saddly, he said he ended the Inheritance Series, and is going to do other books about the Rider before the Dragon Rider Fall, and one that is only about the other characters in Alegasha.
Yes.
Christopher Paolini originally made it a trilogy but at the end of book 3 (Brisiner) he says there will be a fourth book.
Christopher Paolini wrote Eragon because he wanted to create a story that combined his love for fantasy literature with his fascination for dragons. He began writing Eragon at a young age, and it eventually grew into a bestselling series known as the Inheritance Cycle.
3 It was 3 but there was too much for him to fit in 3 books so now there will be 4. =] Yes, Christopher needs more room to write, so its not a Trilogy now.
He intends to continue writing about events in Alagaesia, but Eragon's story is more or less finished, and the Inheritance cycle complete. Many speculate that he will write about dragon riders in training to Eragon and their repopulation of the continent as the ultimate peace-keepers.
There will be a total of four books in The Inheritance Cycle. Christopher Paolini has advised that he still intends to continue writing after this, but it will be with a different storyline and most likely some new sets of characters. He hasn't ruled out bringing some old characters back.
At the moment, no. There were a total of four books in the Eragon series.
No, Eragon does not die in the fourth book of the "Inheritance Cycle" series by Christopher Paolini. He continues his journey and faces various challenges throughout the book, leading to the conclusion of the series.
No, Arya does not marry Eragon in the "Inheritance Cycle" series written by Christopher Paolini. Their relationship evolves more as friends and allies rather than romantic partners.
No one's sure, he's hasn't set a date yet but my guess is since it takes him four years to write his books - about 2012 or so.
No, there was a lot of speculation that it was because of the names of the first two books. They were both six letters and started with the letter E. By this logic, the title 'Empire' would have been very fitting. Eragon fans world wide were referring to the third book as 'Empire' in forums everywhere. However, too everyone's surprise, when the real title of the book came out, it was called 'Brisngr'. This is the word for fire in Paolini's ancient language.
BIGGER than the universe... if christopher paolini does a good job, that is