Essay · 2026
Above
the Line.
Who decides when a text becomes a work, and who takes responsibility when it enters public life?
Above the Line considers publishing as infrastructure under authorial authority. The argument also touches dramaturgy: choosing, shaping, rejecting, and taking responsibility. Here it offers a wider perspective, without absorbing the theatre works into a technological manifesto.
The source essay is in English. This page accompanies that original text rather than introducing a second version of it.
About this work
On authorship, responsibility, and the capacity to own one's publishing infrastructure. A broader intellectual context, not a manifesto about any particular play.