Have you ever collaborated with another writer?

I don’t know whether @Djmac1031 agrees, but I think I’d find colabbing over chat too noisy. We tend to read, absorb, think, reply. So the speed of the underlying communication method isn’t paramount. It’s more epistolary than chat-based.

And the ability to quote previous text easily in Lit PMs is helpful.
When I am feeling creative, I don't want to stop and think. That is for revising and editing. I want to let it pour out as fast as it will. I want to throw more coals on the fire and hope the stem vessel doesn't explode.

I actually prefer getting the google doc comments when editing collaboratively. I like to stop and think about each thing. That makes sense to me.

As I have been thinking about this tonight, I realized where my sense of good collaboration comes from. Many decades ago, I was a film major and I made several short movies, starting in high school and in my early years in college. Most of them were collaborative and we would sit around planning scripts and story boards and shots and everything with the films. That was this amazing rapid fire back and forth that really fueled the creative spirit in all of us.

I would love to do that collaboratively creating a story. This would be more the planning that the actual writing, although we did some script writing live (on typewriters).
 
Google docs, emailing each other word documents (be careful that your name isn't attached), and private messages, mostly. Though with one we do talk on the phone regularly, it's not always about writing, lol. I also have Discord and discuss things there.

Personally, as long as you're okay with hearing another person's ideas and allowing them to work in your world or don't overtake theirs completely, it'll work out just fine. I'm pretty easy going. I gave @WhiteTailDarkTip my opening, he got ideas from it and started writing, when he'd get stuck, I'd step in to get things moving again and then we'd continue discussing what happens as we go. (And I think every time he sent it back to me I added to the sex scenes, lol.)
Sure did! 😎❤️
 
When I am feeling creative, I don't want to stop and think. That is for revising and editing. I want to let it pour out as fast as it will. I want to throw more coals on the fire and hope the stem vessel doesn't explode.

I actually prefer getting the google doc comments when editing collaboratively. I like to stop and think about each thing. That makes sense to me.

As I have been thinking about this tonight, I realized where my sense of good collaboration comes from. Many decades ago, I was a film major and I made several short movies, starting in high school and in my early years in college. Most of them were collaborative and we would sit around planning scripts and story boards and shots and everything with the films. That was this amazing rapid fire back and forth that really fueled the creative spirit in all of us.

I would love to do that collaboratively creating a story. This would be more the planning that the actual writing, although we did some script writing live (on typewriters).
Also, voice chat is an option on Discord. No numbers or private info shared with each other. Just make sure you hit the voice button and not the video call button.
 
You could’ve shown me any scene and I would’ve been crying with laughter. This movie makes me happier than anything on earth except for you know, my family or whatever.

A college friend introduced me to it. He can do a spot on "big shoe dance".

I made a veiled reference to him in the same story, the MMC's mentions that his college roommate would put Pee Wee's Playhouse on when he was stressed out.

https://www.literotica.com/s/somartider
 
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