: Re: Translation&Publishing: which situation do I need to inform the author, or don't? I read some English poems on the books or websites, and like to translate some poems from English to Chinese.
A translation is a derivative work. Merely informing the author is not enough.
If you want to publish a derivative work, you must secure the right to do so from the copyright holder (who may be someone other than the author).
See The Copyright Handbook from NOLO Press.
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