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  1. #1
    Tracy
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    Streetcar Named Haywire?

    Since my book has a Blanche DuBois theme running throughout it, and since the story takes place in San Francisco, a city renowned for its streetcars, how does "Streetcar Named Haywire" sound? Would there be legal trouble from Tennessee Williams' estate ahead?

  2. #2
    Lisa J. Werth
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    Re: Streetcar Named Haywire?

    Can't copyright titles.

  3. #3
    Tracy
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    Re: Streetcar Named Haywire?

    Thanks, Lisa. I'm running with it.

  4. #4
    Lois
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    Re: Streetcar Named Haywire?

    Lisa's right. Can't copyright titles, and wordplay on titles is fun. Go for it! Lois

  5. #5
    Bob Kellogg
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    Great title, Tracy.

    It suggests a humorous book.

    Bob K.

  6. #6
    Patricia Grant
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    Re: Great title, Tracy.

    Oh, I love your title! Definitely - go for it!!!

    And, really? You can't copyright titles? Yea! When I told a friend the title I wanted to use for my WIP, she said it sounded familiar to her and that I should research it because it might already be used for a book. The title I'm thinking of is "Fatal Creations." It's a detective novel about a serial killer who is an artist. So, if you can't copyright titles, then I can plan to go with this!!! :-D

    --Pat

  7. #7
    Tracy
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    Re: Great title, Tracy.

    Pat, "Fatal Creations" is an awesome title! It would really make me want to check out the book.

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