How Christian Writers Can Confront Cancel Culture
Should Christian writers participate in cancel culture as part of their writing ministry? We’ve all witnessed it and perhaps taken part in it...
Tagged: Legal Concerns
Can You Use Trademarks in Your Writing?
Christian writers are a scrupulous group and they have concerns about doing the right thing. One of the issues that comes up fairly often is...
Gospel Light Publications in Bankrupty Sale
Gospel Light Publications, an esteemed Evangelical book and curriculum publisher has gone bankrupt and it assets will be auctioned, according to a news release distributed...
Tyndale House Publishers Wins Freedom of Conscience Obamacare Case
Tyndale House Publishers challenged the Obama administration’s abortion-pill mandate in court, and the company achieved final victory in its lawsuit, according to a news release...
Should a Christian Author Use a Pen Name?
Many aspiring Christian writers think about writing under a pen name, also known as a pseudonym or nom de plume. Is it a good thing to...
ISBN Demystified: Answers to Common Questions
Updated 4-22-2018. ISBN codes are a mystery to some. In this article, we have ISBN demystified. This FAQ will give you insight about what they are,...
Copyright: What are the Boundaries of Fair Use?
The U.S. Constitution guarantees the right of authors to make money off their intellectual property. In Article 1, Section 8, Clause 8, it says that...
Can You Copyright Works in the Public Domain?
Can You Copyright Works in the Public Domain? Copyright law seems to have been turned on its head in the Internet Age. Of course, I’m...
David James Faces Alleged “Harbinger” Copyright Infringement Challenge
David James, a former missionary and author of The Harbinger: Fact or Ficton? is being threatened with a lawsuit from Charisma Media, publisher of New...
Christian Publishers Enforce Web Copyright Violation
The Evangelical Christian Publishers Association (ECPA), on behalf of a coalition of its member publishers, has asked the High Court in London, England to hold...