Coplot

/koʊˈplɑt/ verb

Definition

To plot or plan something together with another person; to create a plot as a collaborator.

Etymology

From 'co-' (together) + 'plot' (from Old English 'plott,' possibly from Dutch). Emerged in modern usage to describe collaborative planning or shared narrative creation.

Kelly Says

In collaborative fiction writing and gaming communities, 'coplot' is now an essential term—writers will spend hours discussing how to 'coplot' a story with others, making authorship beautifully distributed.

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