co-author

/kˈəʊˈɔːθə/

/kˈoʊˈɔːθɚ/

to co-author

MAIN VERB

to write a book, article, bill, etc. with another author

Co-author

someone who writes a book, article, etc. with another author

Examples

1. Catherine Maclean co-authored a recent study examining the cost of these state mandates.

2. The last reports of the International Panel on Climate Change in 2018 had 721 co-authors.

3. His co-author is South Carolina Republican Lindsey Graham.

4. And my co-authors are here.