How to Copyright the Copy That You Wrote

In this episode, Matt & Lauren–who are definitely not lawyers–take on copyright law. We talk through what indie authors need to know about copyrighting their books in the US, why and how authors should register their work for copyright, and how fanfiction and generative AI may impact copyright in the future. Again: we are not attorneys.Watch this episode on YouTube!Dive Deeper💡 Copyright ResourcesCreative Commons Register Your Work → How to Copyright Literary WorksBowker | Must-Know Copyright Basics & FAQsCopyrightsNowWhat Writers Should Know About CopyrightWrite Publish Sell | What Every Author Needs To Know About Copyright, ISBN, PCN and LCCNLibrary of Congress | Artificial Intelligence Report 💡 Listen to These EpisodesEp #18 | How Writers Can Harness the Power of AIEp #59 | Mastering Book Metadata to Maximize Market Reach💡 Read These Blog PostsCopyright Law Basics For AuthorsHow to Copyright a Book💡 Watch These VideosWhat the Hell is Book Metadata?What is an ISBN?Sound Bites From This Episode 🎙️ [11:41] “At the very least, we're going to give you the information that you need to look further into because it's hard to know what you don't know.” 🎙️ [20:00] “Which is also–does not mean that you've now copyrighted your work per se. Again, legally, technically, it is copyrighted because you created it, but you should still take the extra steps we're about to get into.”🎙️ [46:16] “Endorsed by Lauren, who is not an attorney, by the way. But an elder emo. So she does carry some weigh💀 Can’t wait for our next episode? Check out our Resources page for links to our blog, our YouTube channel, and more. 💀 Find us on Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn at luludotcom!💀 Email us at [email protected]💀 Sign up for our mailing list.

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