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Topic : Re: Are Names of Characters Copyrighted by Authors? Are names of characters copyrighted by authors? For example, the character "Eragon" from the Inheritance Cycle series, or a name that you've generated - selfpublishingguru.com

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: Re: Are Names of Characters Copyrighted by Authors? Are names of characters copyrighted by authors? For example, the character "Eragon" from the Inheritance Cycle series, or a name that you've generated

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I would only think that the trademark rule would apply if the character's name was imperative to the plot of the story. For example, if someone were to write a novel about the comic book character "The Flash."

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