Books Cubed Ep 151 - Co-Authoring with Tilia Jacobs & Norman Birnbach

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Good Adventures, If you're a writer who has considered co-authoring, you need to listen to this week's show. I'm joined by Tilia Jacobs & Norman Birnbach, two authors who have successfully tackled co-authoring and they discuss the ins and outs. Comment on our Youtube page. Links: Get their latest novel - Stealing Time https://www.amazon.com/Stealing-Time-Tilia-Jacobs-ebook/dp/B0DFRC8CJH http://normanbirnbach.com https://www.tiliaklebenovjacobs.com Wall Drug - https://www.walldrug.com Wild Deadwood Reads - https://wilddeadwoodreads.com ~~~ What do I write? Thanks for asking. You'll find my cozies, portal fantasy series, and Roll-A-Prompt Writing Jumpstarts here: https://payhip.com/MelissaBanczak Thanks for listening. Now go read a good book! Melissa

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