AI isn’t coming to the writing world.

It’s already here.

And whether you’re embracing it, avoiding it, deeply skeptical of it, or still trying to figure out what any of it means for your work, there are questions authors can’t afford to ignore.

• Who owns work created with or influenced by AI?
• How is AI changing copyright and intellectual property?
• What happens when readers start asking AI—not Google—to recommend their next book?
• And can authors benefit from AI-driven discovery without using AI to write?

Join the League of Vermont Writers on Saturday, November 7, 2026, for Considerations for Authors in the Age of AI, a virtual morning devoted to two very different—and increasingly important—ways AI is changing authorship and publishing.

📚 Copyright in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
with Dr. C. Daniel Miller, The Copyright Detective®

🔎 The Invisible Author: How to Get AI to Find, Cite, and Recommend Your Books
with Tanya Brockett, MBA

You’ll leave with a better understanding of both how to protect your creative work and how to make your work discoverable in a rapidly changing landscape.

📅 Saturday, November 7, 2026
⏰ 9:00–11:30 a.m. ET
💻 Virtual via Zoom

🎟 Students: $15
🎟 LVW Members: $25
🎟 Non-members: $35

You don’t need to be “pro-AI” to attend. You don’t even need to like AI.

You just need to be a writer who wants to understand the world your work is entering.

Register: https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/ai-in-the-writers-world