What has the author James Anthony Boyle written?

James Boyle is a legal scholar and professor, not an author of fiction or non-fiction books. He is best known for his work in intellectual property law and the digital commons. While he doesn't have published novels or essays, he has written extensively on legal topics.

Here are some of his key works:

* "Shamans, Software, and Spleens: Law, Markets, and the Biotechnology Revolution" (1996)

* "The Public Domain: Enclosing the Commons of the Mind" (2008)

* "Finkelstein on Copyright" (2016) (Co-edited)

* "A Politics of the Commons" (2018) (Co-edited)

Boyle's work focuses on the intersection of law, technology, and society. He argues for a more equitable and accessible approach to intellectual property, emphasizing the importance of the public domain and open access.

It's important to distinguish between "author" in the sense of a writer of fiction or non-fiction books, and "author" in the sense of a legal scholar who publishes academic works. While James Boyle is not an author in the former sense, he is a prolific and influential author in the latter sense.