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How UK Copyright Law Erases the Creators Who Build Books
A plea for reform of UK copyright law to protect the overlooked creators who conceive, design and build books — before corporate consolidation and AI erase them from the record.
19 min read


Who Really Built Your Books - and Why the Law Pretends They Didn’t
What happens when decades of creative labour are repackaged as “the start of an idea”? An industry explainer on attribution, acquisition-led growth, and why visible human authorship matters more than ever — especially in the age of AI.
7 min read


Two Copyright Cultures: Why France Protects Creators and Britain Protects Markets
Why does France defend authors while Britain backs “innovation”? The answer lies in two centuries of cultural philosophy: France treats creators as custodians of national identity; Britain views them as participants in a market. As AI reshapes publishing, these old instincts have re-emerged - with profound consequences for anyone who makes books.
8 min read


How Do I Protect My Intellectual Property as a Children's Book Author?
Once your creative work is out there in the world, how do you ensure that your intellectual property (IP) is properly protected?
8 min read


Names - The Significance of Identity
As creators of books, we invest not only our time and creativity but also a part of ourselves into our works, for us it is never ‘just a job
5 min read
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