: Re: Are separate acknowledgements sections for co-authors odd? I'm writing a book with a co-author, and we disagree on who to thank. So, we're thinking of each writing our own short acknowledgements

I have heard of, and seen, such a thingâ€”although I can't think of a specific book at the moment. It certainly doesn't seem odd at all, especially if each author does want to express themself separately.

It would take the form of an "Acknowledgements" page with "Author A would like to thankÂ .Â .Â .," followed by "Author B would like to thatÂ .Â .Â ."

The same kind of thing would happen with any biographical information about each of you.

Most likely, a publisher would limit the amount of individual information provided, but that would depend on the publisher.

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