coautorship

Hello Antonia

Maybe:

MrX is also the co-author (with MrY) of A Brief History of English Underwear, published 1981.

MrP

Thank you for your post Mister P.

Just one question: Isn't also redundant if we already have co-author, co meaning with sb else, or that somebody else also wrote the book?

Or is it possible to say: The other book of the same author was written with the co-author XY?

Maybe you could say "written in collaboration with...". It may not carry exactly the same meaning, though...

Hi P!

Maybe, but I guess I can leave co-author, but I don't know how it is used.

Thanks

Based on whay MrP just wrote: "Mr X, author of '...', is also co-author (with Mr Y) of '...' ?

MrX is also the co-author (with MrY) of A Brief History of English Underwear, published 1981.

Just one question: Isn't also redundant if we already have co-author, co meaning with sb else, or that somebody else also wrote the book?

Antonia - I think the "also" in Mr.P's sentence means, "

I was just confused with also in that sentence.

Ok, thank you all for your posts.

Good morning, Pieanne and Antonia -- I see we're all here at the same time! How often does that happen?