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Re: Jeanette Winterston - famous novelist
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Originally Posted by kestrelx
By the way that photo link doesn't go where it's supposed to. Don't they have to disguise the characte anyway just in case they get sued? Her parents probably could have sued her anyway for what she said about them. But I know that novelists have to be careful about copying from reality just in case someone sues them and no publisher will take on a book that they could end up getting sued over.
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I suppose the question of litigation depends on whether what she wrote, in a work of fiction, based on her life, was true or not.
I suppose only the people involved will know that.
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