Episode 038 Coauthoring with Angela Ackerman and Becca Puglisi (Strategic Authorpreneur Podcast)

Описание: Writing collaboratively can be a great opportunity for indie, hybrid and traditionally published authors. Whether you’re good at working with others or see the potential benefits that a collaboration could bring to your business, joining forces with another writer could help you level up many of your writing projects.

This is what happened to Angela Ackerman and Becca Puglisi, the authors of the well-loved series of thesaurus guides that sit on many writers’ desks.

In this episode Angela and Becca tell us about the opportunities and the challenges of working collaboratively, how they compensate for each other's weaknesses by dividing up the work based on their strengths, and why looking at readers’ needs is the best thing an author can do to level up their writing career.

(Bonus! In the past episode we officially reached our first big milestone for downloads of the podcast! If you want to see how we celebrated this event, don’t miss out the first ten minutes of the episode. Thanks to all the listeners and viewers out there that helped us achieve this. You’re awesome! :D)

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Crystal Hunt non-fiction: https://crystalhuntauthor.com/
CJ Hunt romance: http://cjhuntromance.com/
Michele Amitrani sci-fi/fantasy: http://www.micheleamitrani.com/
homeThe Creative Academy: https://creativeacademyforwriters.com

The CURIOUS JAR Question to answer in the comments: Have you ever met an author who was on your favorite shelf and what was it like?