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by Shavale is very happy on June 16th, 2008
Nope. Once you write/make something you own the copywrite and trademark. As long as you can prove that your book isn't copied, you're fine.
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My uncle said you should never search for a title because then it shows whoever there's interest and it's instantly trademarked. He's also drunk 20 out of 24 hours of the day so who knows.
by girlygirl on June 16th, 2008