Thousand of authors publish empty book to protest theft by AI companies
Around 10,000 authors have come together to publish an empty book protesting against the theft of books by tech companies to train AI models.
Around 10,000 authors have come together to publish an empty book protesting against the theft of books by tech companies to train AI models.
The proposals prioritise a licensing‑first model for AI training, backed by a clear Government statement and stronger transparency requirements.
The winners of the Imison and Tinniswood awards have been announced at the BBC Audio Drama Awards.
Author and CWIG committee member Anna Wilson on her ‘writing adjacent’ day job.
Catch up on the Translation Prizes ceremony at the British Library, with the event recording and photographs from the night.
Tonight we shine the spotlight on the often “invisible” creativity of translators, at a ceremony announcing the winners of our 2025 Translation Prizes.
Seven shortlisted writers announced ahead of the BBC Audio Drama Awards winners ceremony on 1 March
We have joined forces with other creator-led organisations to co-launch a ground-breaking report showing the onset of a creative jobs crisis in the UK.
Updates and information for our members on the Anthropic case.
The SoA board has elected Vanessa Fox O’Loughlin for a second term as Chair and Juliet McKenna as Vice Chair.
Rishi Dastidar argues for the value of branding.
The Society of Authors and children’s reading charity Coram Beanstalk have launched a campaign aimed at supporting 1,000 primary school children to become life-long readers.