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Between Tribute & Lawsuit
Writers borrow from the world around them. We quote, reference, parody, pay tribute, draw inspiration, and occasionally wonder: Was I actually allowed to do that?Between Tribute & Lawsuit is a practical, plain-language guide to the creative-rights questions writers encounter every day. From copyright and public domain to permissions, fair dealing, Creative Commons licences, trademarks, real people, song lyrics, fan fiction, and AI-generated content, it explains where the risks lie and how to make informed creative decisions without panicking or abandoning your story.
Inside, you'll learn: What copyright protects-and what it doesn't When you may need permission and where to get it Why "I found it online" does not mean "I can use it" How public-domain and Creative Commons material can be used safely Where tribute ends and infringement may begin What writers should consider when using AI-generated content How to recognize the legal landmines before stepping on them You'll also receive access to a collection of practical digital guides and quick-reference resources to help you apply what you've learned.
You don't need to become a lawyer to write responsibly. You just need to know when there is a question worth asking. Because "I didn't know" is not nearly as useful a defence as it ought to be.
Inside, you'll learn: What copyright protects-and what it doesn't When you may need permission and where to get it Why "I found it online" does not mean "I can use it" How public-domain and Creative Commons material can be used safely Where tribute ends and infringement may begin What writers should consider when using AI-generated content How to recognize the legal landmines before stepping on them You'll also receive access to a collection of practical digital guides and quick-reference resources to help you apply what you've learned.
You don't need to become a lawyer to write responsibly. You just need to know when there is a question worth asking. Because "I didn't know" is not nearly as useful a defence as it ought to be.
