[ SECRET POST #2479 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2479 ⌋

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Comments

Re: co-authors

[pantswarrior]

In my case it's always been really good friends (or significant others) who I was RPing with. They take a character, or handful of characters, I do the same, we play out the scenes... and then when we're done, we take the base text we produced, and go over it to convert it to proper prose. And whichever of us does that hands it off to the other to make any adjustments they want to make, and we go back and forth a couple times until we're satisfied. Sometimes one or the other of us decides "this needs a little something extra" and writes a scene on our own that involves just our character(s), or a character that neither of us needed in the other scenes.

As you can imagine, the quality of the end result very greatly depends on the RP skills of the people involved. I have cowritten stuff that was largely OOC thanks to the other person viewing RP as a means of catharsis, and I have cowritten stuff that turned out pretty cool because we were both RPing with the goal of wanting to write a quality story together that other people might enjoy too.