Today’s topic: 3 Reasons to Consider Participating in a Multi-Author Book Project
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When coordinating a multi-author project, can a traditionally published author participate in a project that has independent authors? I’m wondering if their contracts with publishers would allow it.
I think most publishers would love it because it will be something that will promote your book with them. But you will need to ask them to make sure.