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Intention vs. Reality in Writing

Posted on July 17, 2014 by Christie |

“But Your Honor, I intended to help that little old lady across the street. Her purse handle just happened to loop over my arm, and I didn’t realize it was there until I was several blocks away and that cop … Continue reading →

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Celebrities Are Off Limits. Here’s Why.

Posted on July 15, 2014 by Christie |

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The next time you’re going to include a celebrity name in your book, DON’T DO IT, even if it’s flattering! You could be sued for something you didn’t even know you were implying. In the French book La première chose qu’on regard, … Continue reading →

Posted in Writing | Tagged actor, actress, author, authors, books, celebrities, celebrity, character, description, detail, error, famous, france, french, Grégoire Delacourt, La première chose qu’on regard, lawsuit, mistake, misunderstanding, money, scarlett johansson, sue, warning, writer, writing | 4 Comments

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Intention vs. Reality in Writing

Celebrities Are Off Limits. Here’s Why.

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