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Topic : Re: How does collaboration affect a publishing contract? A publishing contract is generally a contract between a publisher and an author; a collaboration seems to add an additional party to the agreement. - selfpublishingguru.com

Sarah872

: Re: How does collaboration affect a publishing contract? A publishing contract is generally a contract between a publisher and an author; a collaboration seems to add an additional party to the agreement.

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Have a look at my answer to a similar question.

In short, your agreement with your co-author (and other possible collaborators) is a separate contract that should be put in place before you begin the creation of the work.

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