on The Creative Penn:
My own experiences with collaborative writing have resulted in books that might otherwise not have been written, new friendships, and unique experiences (including writing on a train!).
In this post, Johanna Rothman 
and Mark Kilby 
share the unique approach to collaborative writing that led to their co-written book.
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You’ve got a writer friend and you want to collaborate. Or, you’ve got a project that needs a special other writer. You know how to write yourself, but can you write with another person? You can, and it’s called pairing.
Pair-writing (or co-writing) can make the overall writing more fun, faster, and produce a better product.
We (Johanna Rothman and Mark Kilby) recently published our book, From Chaos to Successful Distributed Agile Teams: Collaborate to Deliver. We wrote it as a distributed agile team. We lived the principles of distributed agile teams to create the best book possible.
Here’s our story.
Chris The Story Reading Ape's Blog 
Interesting thought. I’ve been frustrated trying to find a writing/critique partner as I still write, mostly, in English and there are few in my village who speak any English at all and none of them are interested in writing… Now, where do I start looking?
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