Series Three — Six-Volume Editorial Circle
October 14, 2026 · Working nominations, not confirmed appointments. Editor-in-Chief: David M. Boje.
| Volume and working focus | Editors and nominated authors | E-Ticket pathways and present work |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Generative AI, Quantum Storytelling, and Organizational Futures | David M. Boje & Grace Ann Rosile, proposed editors. Nominated contributors: Pavel Avdonkin (Russia); Dr Vladimir Nuzhnyi (Russia). | Storytelling Mountain Range; Pavel Avdonkin, Expert for a Million (English E-Ticket); Vladimir’s translated research. |
| 2. Narrative Authority, Cognitive Access, and Institutional Legitimacy | Jillian Saylors & Illa Isenor , co-editors. Nominated contributors: David M. Boje; Farzaneh Fatemi; Nazanin. | AI-Assisted Storytelling, Self-Creation, and Moral Answerability; Why Is AI a Quasi-Object? |
| 3. True Storytelling, DEI, and the Age of AI | Oscar Edwards & Jens Larsen - co-editors; Ken Long; James Sibel, nominated author. | True Storytelling material; Ken Long’s GrowthOD work; the new practice section in this essay. |
| 4. Human–AI Co-Creation in Entrepreneurship and Strategy | Anton Shufutinsky, editor. Nominated contributors: Kassandra Rebello. | Human–AI co-creation dialogue; Expert for a Million; Russian–English hybrid-model work. |
| 5. SEAM and Strategy Storytelling Against Cognitive Surrender | Yue Cai & Mark Hillon,
Co-editiors, Amandine Savall, contributor with
Lyon–SEAM colleagues. |
Humanoid Robotics and the AI Revolution; Strategy Storytelling material; SEAM presentation and hidden-cost inquiry. |
| 6. Water, AI, and the Life of All Species in the AI Revolution | David M. Boje &Rohny Saylors, co-editors |
Water, data centers, ecological costs, and life-of-all-species work. |
Proposed assignments and contributions remain subject to each scholar’s agreement.
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