Writers tend to be solitary, introverted people, quietly weaving stories, and breathing life into imaginary characters who become real. For many, the thought of co-authoring a book is a nightmare not visited, and for good reason, as this professor discovered when he paired his students for an exercise in ‘tandem writing.’
After reading this, I’ll never think about co-authoring the same way again. Hop over to The Federalist Papers to read Jason W. Stevens’ post about this sometimes disastrous form of writing in all of its humorous glory!
Read Jason W. Stevens’ complete post here!
Gayle Mullen Pace 
I laughed so hard at this one, I think I need some tea.
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Me too! I only wish it was longer to keep the laughter going. Mmm, a cup of tea sounds good.
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The part that cracked me up was the professor at the end.
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The professor’s assignment had some unintended consequences, and his reaction was priceless. I loved the way Rebecca and Gary kept trying to off each other before their respective paragraphs ended.
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