Copyright & Permissions | Golden Daisy Press™

Last updated September 3, 2026

Protected materials

Website copy, original editorial content, book excerpts, photographs, artwork, book-cover materials, and other original content are protected by copyright where applicable. Golden Daisy Press™ names, logos, and branding may also be protected under applicable trademark and other laws.

Rights belong to Pia Copeland, Golden Daisy Press™, or the relevant creators and rights holders, as applicable. Third-party material remains subject to its owner’s rights and any stated license. This notice does not assert copyright in material that is not eligible for protection.

Reading, linking, and lawful use

You are welcome to read public pages and share links to them. Reproduction, distribution, adaptation, or commercial use of protected materials generally requires permission unless a license or an exception under applicable law, such as fair use, permits the intended use. Crediting the source alone does not necessarily replace the need for permission.

Rights / Permissions requests

Send requests to goldendaisypress@piacopeland.com with “Rights / Permissions” in the subject line. Please identify the material and its page address, the portion you wish to use, your proposed use and format, the intended audience or distribution, and any relevant deadline.

Submitting a request does not grant permission. Please wait for written authorization where permission is required. Any approval applies only to the use and conditions specified, and we may direct you to another rights holder when the Press does not control the relevant rights.

Branding and affiliation

Do not use the Golden Daisy Press™ name or logo in a way that falsely suggests sponsorship, endorsement, or affiliation. The ™ symbol identifies a claimed trademark; it does not state that a mark is registered.

Rights concerns

If you believe material on this website has been used without appropriate permission or attribution, contact goldendaisypress@piacopeland.com with the page address, a description of the material, and information about your rights or authority to act. We will review the concern.