Round Robin
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Last published Wed, Jun 29, 2016
1.Each one of us write half the chapter
2. We do not discuss plotlines, key points, or anything to do with the story with one another
3. 500 word per section is required, with a grace period that the writer can finish her point before passing the torch to the other
4. You have to leave the other something to work with ex. No killing off the main character without leaving something to work with.
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