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In the US something is considered copywritten as soon as you write it. You can register it with the copywrite office if you want but I don't know if you can claim the title of a book.
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You cannot copyright a title. Well, if it is a long title with much unique information you can. But your average title of only a few words is not copyrightable.
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Do not use the title, "The Life and Times of Schmenge MacDoogle and HIs Juxtaposition in Relation to Doobie Gillis".... Thank you, Maynard G. Krebs
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As others have said, it is difficult to have a copyright in the title of a book because most titles are too short to be copyrightable. However, once you start selling the book, you MIGHT acquire a trademark in it, provided it meets all the many requirements of a trademark. You should check with a lawyer if the title would qualify as either a trademark or copyrightable expression.
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Titles are not copyrightable.
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