Insider view of the Intricate Process of Author Collaborations (Halfway Perfect Edition)

Happy Release Day Halfway Perfect

Everyone has been asking, how does co-writing work? What is the process like? Well the science behind it is so complex, we can't reveal it's brilliance in one blog post. But today, we're going to give you a secret inside tidbit of our co-author experience that hopefully will show the importance of communication during idea sharing and the professionalism required to create a project like Halfway Perfect. Below you'll find a list of email subject headings from me to Mark or the other way around, all from crucial moments in this publication journey.

Email Subject Lines

1. 4/27/15 - I’ll check yours if you check mine
2. 10/21/14 - This dude kinda Looks like you? Maybe a little
3. 8/23/14 - Help!
4. 6/27/14 - The post shower conversation
5. 6/24/14 - makeup? make-up? make up?
6. 6/18/14 - going much faster now
7. 6/17/14 - Justin Beiber
8. 2/28/14 - Nevermind
9. 2/20/14 - I deviated
10. 1/29/14 - I think we dodged a bullet
11. 11/19/13 - I’m losing my mind a bit…
12. 10/9/13 - Sorry I’m being such a pain in the ass
13. 6/16/13 - Snooze
14. 4/23/13 - Needs Spanish scene
15. 4/12/13 - my facial symmetry
16. 2/4/13 - okay I changed my mind
17. 1/23/13 - My Salad
18. 1/5/13 - My thumb
19. 12/31/12 - Rocket Barbie
20. 9/11/12 - Fruity cheerleader drink
21. 8/22/12 - Underwear scene looks great
22. 7/28/12 - Calvin Klein...Dead or Alive??
23. 7/23/12 - I’m having one of those moments