By pardon my English :$ - 09/08/2013 22:53 - France

Today, I let a friend read a draft of the novel I'm writing. She claimed the antagonist is blatantly based on her, and threatened to sue me if I don't pay her royalties. The antagonist is an ancient, insane goblin witch. I guess I see now how this confusion could arise. FML
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You deserved it 3 586

Same thing different taste

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I doubt she would want to prove in front of a judge that she's an insane goblin witch, even if she is. You'll be fine.

Can you collect royalties from an insane asylum?

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Any publicity is good publicity... I say go ahead, and make her sue you.

that's MISS ancient, insane goblin witch to you.

Hetalia_freak 14

Well I'm sorry about your crazy friend, but I hope your novel gets published

Even if your character is based on her OP, there are two words that usually defeat crap like this..... FAIR USE.

I want to read this book, sounds ******* awesome

Make the character male...that will resolve the issue but still...have a real editor from a legit publishing company proofread it you would never have these problems...