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: Re: Other authors' fictional characters in writing If I wanted to write a novel using three characters from a book published in 1910 - is this ok? I want to write the back story (my own invention)

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You are in a very awkward position. As well as being a book, Howard's End is a film, and said film is copyrighted

You would be entering a minefield.

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