When it comes to writing memoir, or even autobiographical fiction, writers often stay awake at night worrying about the possibility of being sued.

Writing about facts and events of our own lives will inevitably require writing about the private lives of others who were part of our journey.  These are often stories about addiction, abuse, homelessness, or just plain dysfunction. And real people are intertwined with that story. But writers often feel restricted in writing the truth about their story when it involves other people because, what if they sue?

In this episode, we'll go over 2 main legal issues to be aware of, and 5 things you can do to avoid litigation.

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