What I Learned from Writing with a Coauthor (Creativity and Compromise)

Indie novels don’t have to be solo projects. If you have friends with an equal passion for writing, it can be fun to partner up. Here’s what I learned from writing with a coauthor.

0:00 Intro
0:46 Lesson 1: Make sure you agree on tone
2:08 Lesson 2: One of you should do the writing
3:36 Lesson 3: Figure out how to divide the work
4:55 Lesson 4: Be willing to compromise
6:08 Lesson 5: Make time to brainstorm
7:34 Wrap-up

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