From authors to editors, literary agents to journalists, anyone who works with words confronts an astonishing variety of
legal puzzles and perils. This easy-to-use guide to writers’ rights and responsibilities will
help users navigate this legal maze and work more profitably. Part legal dictionary, part
publishing encyclopedia and chock-full of helpful how-to advice, "Author Law A to Z" addresses key concepts in the publishing field. Styled as a series of alphabetical entries, this reference book makes it
easy for readers to locate answers to specific questions, get help with a particular problem, or simply browse an array of fascinating
entries for greater professional knowledge. Topics include all the major legal issues related to the business of writing and publishing. Entries are extensively cross-referenced for maximum usefulness and most are supplemented with charts, checklists, sidebars, boxes, tips, profiles, case summaries, sample letters, contracts, forms, and other illustrative material.
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