How to Co-Write a Novel
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Co-writing a novel should be a fun and social experience, as well as extremely satisfying.
Writing with another person will be very challenging however, if you’re not fully prepared.
This detailed guide addresses common issues encountered in co-writing, and contains tips on successfully working together to complete your novel.
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