co·write or co-write (k -r t )tr.v. co·wrote or co-wrote (-r t), co·writ·ten or co-writ·ten (-r tn), co·writ·ing or co-writ·ing, co·writes or co-writes To write jointly or in collaboration with another author. co writ·er n. |
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| Evanescence, The Open Door (Wind-up) Raven-haired rock drama queen Amy Lee and new guitarist and cowriter Terry Balsamo temper darkness, raw emotion, and scarier lyrical fare with graceful embellishment from a full choir and string section. Davis's major rewrite not only earned him a cowriter screen credit with Perl, it also convinced Goldwyn and United Artists Studios to hire Davis as the film's director, marking his directorial debut in 1970. The papers languished in boxes until Guthrie's daughter Nora asked Bragg, a British musician whose consistently, nay constantly expressed politics make him a logical Guthrie sympathizer, to be her father's cowriter. |
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