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    The Challenges of Content Protection in Indie Publishing: Balancing Piracy and Affordability

    ByLawrence Nault March 22, 2025

    Photo by Markus Spiske: https://www.pexels.com/photo/close-up-photo-of-matrix-background-1089438/  As an indie author, protecting your intellectual property in a world of digital piracy and widespread unauthorized distribution is no easy feat. With the recent rise in visibility of platforms like the LibGen database, which provides free access to pirated books, it’s becoming increasingly clear that copyright laws and the…

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    Feeding the Beast: Why Pirated Books and AI Misuse Are Part of the Same Problem

    ByLawrence Nault March 20, 2025July 12, 2026

    The digital equivalent of someone selling stolen electronics or meat out of the back of a van, appearing on one corner one day and another the next.  Recent revelations about Meta’s use of copyrighted material for AI training have reignited concerns about how our creative works are being exploited. While Meta’s actions are troubling, the…

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    When Fiction Feels Like Reality: Mount Spurr, Global Eruptions, and the World of Inversion

    ByLawrence Nault March 19, 2025July 12, 2026

    A vigorous eruption column rising over the summit of 1,282-m (4,206 ft)-high Augustine Volcano. Photograph by M.E. Yount, U.S. Geological Survey, March 31, 1986.  The earth never stops moving beneath our feet, but sometimes, its rumblings are impossible to ignore. Recent reports indicate that Mount Spurr, a towering peak northwest of Anchorage, Alaska, is showing…

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    Exploring AI: Fears, Hopes, and the Creative Future

    ByLawrence Nault March 18, 2025July 12, 2026

      Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a concept confined to the realm of science fiction. Its presence is rapidly growing across various industries, including the creative arts, the environment, and even our everyday lives. As a writer, I’ve had the opportunity to explore different facets of AI in my work, and I’ve been reflecting…

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    Leviticus 25: Jubilee — A Novel Written 20 Years Ago, More Relevant Than Ever

    ByLawrence Nault March 16, 2025July 12, 2026

      Nearly two decades ago, I wrote Leviticus 25: Jubilee, a political thriller inspired by the 2002 G8 Summit held in Kananaskis Country, Alberta. At the time, world leaders gathered to discuss economic stability, debt relief, and global financial systems. While the summit itself may have faded from public memory, the ideas that emerged from…

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    Fragments of Frost and Fire – Episode 2 – Wounds That Won’t Heal

    ByLawrence Nault March 12, 2025July 12, 2026

    Some words arrive unexpectedly—unattached to any story, yet too vivid to be left unwritten. Over time, I’ve found myself collecting these fragments of poetry, pieces that don’t belong in my novels but still deserve a life of their own in the world. My blog has already welcomed one of these wandering verses, but Fragments of Frost…

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    The Life of Phi – Early Reader Feedback

    ByLawrence Nault March 10, 2025July 12, 2026

    I’ve always leaned toward traditional publishing practices when it comes to beta and ARC readers, so my circle of readers is small — but their feedback is invaluable. The insights I’ve received so far have been thoughtful, detailed, and deeply encouraging. Here’s a glimpse of what a couple of my early readers had to say…

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    Two Decades of Self-Publishing: How My Approach Has Changed

    ByLawrence Nault March 6, 2025July 12, 2026

     “Through writing, I strive to transport readers to another world, to merge their mind and heart with another being, to inspire, motivate, and deepen understanding. To earn my place in this world by living modestly through this work alone—this is my dream, my goal, and my honor.” – Lawrence Nault If you have seen the…

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