The WriteGallery Creative Writing Web Site is copyright ©
1997-2008 K.L.Storer, and all rights are reserved. This is
blanket copyright for all content appearing at this web site in
its presentation here. However, it does not necessarily apply
to other uses of the content, as is further addressed in the
following paragraph and other places on this web site.
The copyright for each individual or collective work at this
site belongs to the creator or creators of that work (as
authors, artists, photographers, or other), unless it is
specifically stated otherwise. In other words, all rights
for all writing and graphic representations, which appear at
the WriteGallery as original works, revert back to the author
or creator. All work is used here by express permission of the
copyright owner, as implied by the submission of the work, or
by the copyright owner's agreement to allow solicited work to
appear here. The WriteGallery and its owner (K.L.Storer) retain
only and solely the right to display these works at the
WriteGallery Creative Writing Web Site, and for one use in the
WriteGallery newsletter, unless other agreements have
transpired between this site and a copyright owner. The
"right to display these works at the WriteGallery Creative
Writing Web Site" has no ultimate time limit for any work
that has appeared here as of January 1, 1999 and later. The
agreement is fully detailed on the
"Copyright Agreement" page.
The copyright for all web design and presentation at the
WriteGallery Creative Web Site is owned by K.L.Storer, under
the blanket of the copyright for the site as a whole. This
includes the presentation (IE:design and layout) of all
original works (prose, poetry and graphics), of which the
copyrights within are owned by others.
As an example: the copyright for a poem is owned by the
poet; the copyright for the web page and all design of
said page on which the poem appears, is owned by
K.L.Storer. So, if you are interested in publishing the
poem, you must contact the poet. If you want to present
it as it is presented here (IE: design of presentation),
you must also contact K.L.Storer.
