Voodoojunkie
Junior Member
I'm writing an autobiography on the life and times of a tattoo artist from New Hampshire. In my book I have completely changed the names of all persons involved and have been general with character descriptions. As the book currently reads, no one directly involved with my story is called out beyond a shadow of a doubt. However, should someone do background research on a tattoo convention I attended during the time period mentioned in my book, my former bosses name and tattoo shop name are linked to me. T-shirts of this convention were printed with everyones name and which shop they worked for. My question is, can that research be used in a court of law attacking the written word in my book as libel? Even though in my book I never once mention which town I worked in as a tattoo artist, or even the name of the shop. As written my book should not be considered libel. Correct?