Author Resources

Digital publishing regulations changed for news sites and DRM exemptions. Here is what writers should track before filing or licensing work.

Publishing unionization can help authors ask sharper contract, AI, rights, and communication questions without overstating labor wins.

AI Copyright Lawsuit news shows why authors need clear licensing, rights records, and careful contract questions before submitting work.

News website registration changed under GRNW; authors can review monthly filing limits, deposits, and rights questions before submitting.

Diversion Influx Acquisition changed prospects for Influx authors; assess rights, royalties, distribution, and submission questions.

Imprint Consolidation at HarperCollins may affect editors, marketing plans, and rights conversations. Here is what authors should ask.

Ling Ling Huang’s Second Nature shows how cover reveals, metadata, preorders, review lead times and publicity begin months before a book reaches readers.

Getting a serious offer from a publisher is a huge moment. It’s a cause for celebration and a sign your hard work is paying off. But this exciting step comes with a critical task. You must carefully review the legal document that will govern your partnership for years. This agreement outlines more than just the … Read moreRead (and Negotiate) Your Publishing Contract: Clauses That Matter

The Google Gemini book lawsuit shows why academic authors need clearer AI licensing language, stronger contracts, and better rights awareness.

The $1.5 billion Anthropic settlement shows why academic authors need clearer rights records, AI licensing questions, and publishing contract review.