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Topic : Re: Should I use a disclaimer in my novel? I recently finished writing my first novel. Many of the characters resemble people in real life, and they are not always portrayed in a flattering manner. - selfpublishingguru.com

Karen856

: Re: Should I use a disclaimer in my novel? I recently finished writing my first novel. Many of the characters resemble people in real life, and they are not always portrayed in a flattering manner.

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I won't pretend to be an expert, but I would be inclined to say yes as it sounds like the "resemblance" is strong and that it's not a coincidence.

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