Abstract
Co-authorship can be successful, but there are pitfalls to avoid so that a positive relationship does not become a disastrous one. Even experienced co-authors have to review and work on their relationship to make sure they complete the project and retain a collegial relationship. In a past article this author described how to develop the co-authorship relationship (Heinrich). In this article she describes how to identify and deal with co-authorship problems when they occur.
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