Collaboration is double the ideas and double the fun.

Sarah Hamaker: The collaboration of PeggySue Wells

PeggySue collaborates often with writers and others to get their stories told. “I write well with others,” she said. Her co-author Max Garland gave her ten bullet points to write The Patent, and the two collaborated on the details and plot.

Collaboration is a speciality of author PeggySue Wells.

Also known as PS Wells, she writes well with others. She has collaborated and ghostwritten many titles, including The Patent, Secrecy Order, and Unnatural Cause with coauthor, Max Garwood.

Sarah Hamaker and PeggySue talked about collaboration when writing. Coauthoring means double the brainstorming, and double the fun. Listen in on these two authors talk about writing and collaboration on Sarah Hamaker’s podcast, The Romantic Side of Suspense.

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When I’m not writing, I parasail, scuba dive, skydive, snorkel, and haven taken (but not passed) pilot training. My greatest adventure has been being called Mama by seven awesome children and Mimi! by my Grammy awards.

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