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Author Fran Hill on keeping connected with an SoA local group
The SoA and creative coalitions respond to the government’s AI Opportunities Action Plan
The Society of Authors, the Creators’ Rights Alliance and the Creative Rights in Artificial Intelligence Coalition react to the Prime Minister’s plan to turn the UK into an ‘AI superpower’
The perils of online pictures
The SoA’s Legal Counsel, Keith Ashby, and Senior Contracts Advisors, Theo Jones and Ambre Morvan, give a snapshot of the law around image permissions
Sign the petition to save audio drama at the BBC
The Society of Authors, the Writers’ Guild of Great Britain and Equity lead calls for the BBC to reverse cuts at Radio 3
Chief Executive Anna Ganley’s predictions for 2025 and areas of focus for the SoA
A look to the year ahead
Remembering David Lodge
Former Management Committee member, Betty Trask Judge and lifetime SoA Fellow 1935-2025
Society of Authors members recognised in New Year Honours List
Honours given for services to literature, the creative industries and more
#SoAatHome 2025 kicks off with French Week of events in celebration of our Translation Prizes
A week of events celebrating translation, illustration and culture, to tie in with the 60th anniversary of our Scott Moncrieff Prize
SoA updates on AI
A round-up from the SoA on recent AI news
Scottish government unveils increased culture investment for 2025-2026
The SoA welcomes the government’s investment proposal
Creative Rights In AI Coalition calls on government to protect copyright as AI policy develops
The SoA has joined with organisations across the creative industries to call on the government to protect copyright
The SoA responds to the HarperCollins AI licensing deal
We respond to a deal that HarperCollins has sent to some of its nonfiction authors