I'm sure you've read books written by authors who have chosen to include quotes from someone else... usually someone well known. Sometimes they're at the start of each chapter, sometimes they're buried deeper inside the content. When it comes to writing your own books—it's time to ask yourself: do I really need permission to use that quote? Today we're talking through the answers to that question — how to make the decision, what the risks are if you decide not to seek permission, and how to go about securing permission if you do decide it's necessary. Joining us for this episode is Erin Gurski. Erin is a Canadian copyright professional who currently works as a Teaching Assistant for Copyrightlaws.com.
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