What to know if you're writing collaboratively

The three authors who co-wrote a recent post for Writer's Digest agree that writing is, rightly, often seen as a solitary pursuit.

However, that doesn't mean others can't help at various points ... including during the writing process itself.

But like living together versus solo, there are adaptations to make if you're going to successfully team up.

Susan Meissner, Kristina McMorris, and Ariel Lawhon identified six things to keep in mind about collaborative writing, and that's up at WD.

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