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You might be able to trademark it, if it's sufficiently unique in its market to be trademarked. (i.e. you form a corporation with the book title as its slogan,
by harshreality 13y ago
You might be able to trademark it, if it's sufficiently unique in its market to be trademarked. (i.e. you form a corporation with the book title as its slogan, or you attach the trademark to some product or service you sell.)
However, contrary to popular belief, trademarks do not prohibit others using your trademarks in their writing. They prohibit others using your trademarks deceptively or in a way likely to cause confusion. Which means you don't have the same ability to prevent someone from using your trademark in the title or content of their book, that you have to prevent them from using copyrighted material in their book.