Trademarks are one of the most valuable business assets for creating recognition in the marketplace. For writers wanting to build a brand, trademarks must become a part of your brand strategy. A few of my […]
Trademark Tips For Writers – How To Protect Your Creative Work Read More
The Netflix movie Enola Holmes is based on a series of young adult novels by Nancy Springer, The Enola Holmes Mysteries, published between 2006-2010 by Penguin Random House. The series centers on Sherlock’s teenage sister
The Curious Copyright Infringement Case of Sherlock Holmes in Enola Holmes Read More
Trademarks are one of the most valuable business assets for creating recognition in the market place. Think of Coke, IBM, and FedEx. For writers wanting to build a brand, trademarks should be part of your
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Last spring (2018), romance writers lit up social media over a trademark for the adjective cocky. As you can expect, the descriptive word can be found in countless numbers of romance novels, whether on the page,
CockyGate Update: One Writer’s Adjective, Another Writer’s Short-Lived Trademark Read More
Romance writers lit up social media last week over a recent trademark for the adjective “cocky.” As with any genre, romance novels have a specific set of conventions. Open any romance book and you will
Cocky: One Writer’s Adjective, Another Writer’s Trademark – For Now Read More
We often are told not to judge a book by its cover. But we do. And that includes the title. Both title and cover are a reader’s first impression of our story. Both set the
Trademarks For Book Titles – Can You Get One? Read More
