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cowrite

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co·write or co-write  (k-rt)
tr.v. co·wrote or co-wrote (-rt), co·writ·ten or co-writ·ten (-rtn), co·writ·ing or co-writ·ing, co·writes or co-writes
To write jointly or in collaboration with another author.
cowrit·er n.


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I was able to cowrite every song except for one, so it's very personal and confessional.
Kimberley Locke by Hensley, Dennis / The Advocate (The national gay & lesbian newsmagazine)
Dean Myers, who now resides in Jersey City, New Jersey, and has incorporated his son, Christopher, to cowrite books, cites James Baldwin's Sunny's Blues as the piece that gave him permission to write about the black experience.
At their level: seasoned children's author is at it again by Williams, Grace L. / Black Issues Book Review
CPAs CAN SHARE EXPERIENCES WITH a professor to cowrite an instructional case study for a journal, which can reach countless students in classrooms across the world.
The practitioner-professor link: when practitioners partner with ... by Miller, Scott J. / Journal of Accountancy
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