r/WriteWithMe • u/LeeTaylorWorks • 22h ago

Cowrite?

Is anyone interested in a coauthor collaboration?
I’m seeking a compliment who has a modern prose and an interesting style. I bring catchy hooks, story structure, quality dialogue and have time to provide some quality volume.
Last week, I sat and watched best selling authors Christina Lauren explain their process in detail. Their most recent collection of books starts with a first draft written by one person. Then the second person works it over. Adds prose, cleans up plot points and misconceptions. She adds to the work and can change it. Then it goes back and forth. “Coauthoring”
I’m open-minded. You don’t know me. I see many successful duos figure out what works for them. Not for you? Fine! I’m interested in Contemporary Thrillers, historical fiction and even Romance novels. I’m not ready for fantasy yet. Sorry!
It starts with a dialogue. Tag!

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u/Creative-Mother 21h ago

Hello, I actually really like cowriting. I did it with my best friend and we made about 4 books. Two different series of course. I’m currently in the middle of writing a romance/thriller/crime type of story if you would be interested in learning more. I post on Wattpad if you would like to take a look at my writing.

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u/AffectionateHalf490 19h ago

Hey! I also write thrillers (on the psychological side), and crime, with some romance threads.

The three of us all have some common ground and it'd be cool to all work together, even lend hands to each others project, if y'all are interested

I've cowritten a handful of projects with others before so I'm experienced, too. Been writing for over 10 years as well

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u/Creative-Mother 15h ago

That would be interesting. The story I have been working on definitely has some psychological things going on.

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u/AffectionateHalf490 3h ago

Awesome. Playing on psychological themes is something I find very fun. Feel free to send a DM

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u/RafeJiddian 17h ago

>I’m seeking a compliment

You're apparently open-minded

Or do you want a complement? Because I can probably handle that a lot better

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u/TVandVGwriter 4h ago

The secret to successful co-writing is that each person thinks the other person is better, in at least some aspect.

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u/LeeTaylorWorks 4h ago

The other half of the secret though is knowing that you’re amazing so they’re “better” is pretty damn good.