Documented Authorship
A collection of essays by Gordon McClellan on the future of publishing in the age of AI
Documented Authorship is an ongoing essay series exploring how artificial intelligence is reshaping publishing, authorship, and the creative process. Rather than focusing on AI detection, these essays explore how publishers, authors, reviewers, and readers may begin thinking differently about authorship in the years ahead.
Essay One
Why We Added an Optional Manuscript Development History to Our Submission Form
The first essay in a series exploring why publishing may need to rethink authorship in the age of artificial intelligence.
Essay Two
The Case for Documented Authorship
As AI reshapes publishing, documenting how a manuscript was developed may become just as important as evaluating the finished work itself.