Legal Question in Intellectual Property in Alaska

Unless you extensively quote or borrow from copyrighted materials (so as to be no longer protected by the "fair use doctrine"), the publication of your book would not be restricted by copyrights owned by others.

If you write something false and damaging to the reputation of someone else, you could of course be subjected to liability for defamation.

You might want to double-check with your publisher before the book goes to print, but other than the two areas discussed above, you are free to write whatever you wish.