 It's a great question. It's wonderful to hear all your insights on Payne's publishing as well. I've so enjoyed listening to the show over the last hour. I think when we think of authorship today, right, it's most often as a singular or proprietary entity. You know, it's a writer or an artist who makes their own distinct expression and then has credit and rights to it. But that concept is much more nascent in the 18th century. Authorship and writing were really fluid categories and understood to be extremely collaborative and often anonymous.