Two Heads Are Better Than One

Categories: Collaboration | Fiction | Mystery

Agneta Friis, Carol Higgins Clark, Caroline Todd, Charles Todd, Frankie Y. Bailey, Lene Kaaberbøl, and Mary Higgins Clark talk about the joys and challenges of writing collaboratively, from creative synergy to maintaining a shared voice.

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