Imagine what would happen if you could write a book with other people, and that you’ll be paid based on the number of words that you have actually contributed to the full work. Would that make for the creation of really rich and diverse works, or would it lend itself to abusive behavior from those who just want to make some quick money, and who don’t care about the quality of what they are writing?
This new website has got the answer. Volpen is an open context for collaboration. You can write full books with others, taking care of a different chapter each. Once the book is ready, it will be printed and sold. And you and all the people who wrote it with you are going to be paid based on how many words you wrote each.
Obviously, not all of the books that are written on this site are printed and sold. No, people are asked to vote on what you and others are writing. Only if you get more votes than other writing teams will you have your book printed, and receive a royalty check for all your efforts at the end of the day.
Volpen.com In Their Own Words
Volpen unites authors of the world to collaborate and write books together. All books are published and royalties are paid according to the number of words an author contributes. All an author needs to do is write one chapter of a book.
Some Questions About Volpen.com
How is the continuity of works guaranteed? What guidelines are there for writers to take into account? 
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