Today I saw an Instagram post promoting the latest interview on Irma Gold and Karen Viggers' podcast, Secrets From the Green Room. The interview was with Emily Maguire, and the promo shared this: Other people of my age who've been working at something for as long as I've been working at writing - they have … Continue reading Monday musings on Australian literature: Australian writers and AI
Copyright
How do you handle Copyright on your blog?
Since the beginning of this blog I have been concerned about Copyright, and have worked through it in stages. I'm not a copyright expert and have no legal training, but I thought I'd share - in case it helps others - some of my thought processes over the last two years or so of my … Continue reading How do you handle Copyright on your blog?
Rudyard Kipling, An interview with Mark Twain
How could I resist reading this offering from the Library of America, featuring as it does two giants of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries? Both are writers I know well in a superficial way: I've really read only a little of their works. This essay, I thought, presented an interesting opportunity to get … Continue reading Rudyard Kipling, An interview with Mark Twain
More on blogging, images and copyright
Those of you who have read my very early posts will know that copyright on images is an important issue for me - it's why I often don't have a lot of images on my posts, much as I'd like to. I'm sure that it won't be long before the whole copyright situation is blown … Continue reading More on blogging, images and copyright
Book blogs and book covers
Clearly it would be in publishers' interests to allow the free uploading of book covers by book bloggers, and clearly most book bloggers do upload book covers. But, having worked for many years in a profession (librarian/archivist) where copyright has been an everyday concern, I have been seeking some clarity on this issue. While I … Continue reading Book blogs and book covers
Whispering Gums 