Step 5: Turn the grill into a roaster. Indirect cooking allows your grill to act more like your oven, Jan says. After placing the chicken flat on the grill rack, cover and grill for 50 to 60 minutes or until no longer pink (a meat thermometer inserted in the thigh should read 180 degrees F).
However, you _really_ can't use it together with the name of the character from the same book. It's illegal to try to make people think that your work is associated with someone else's copyrighted work, and there's no way you'd get away with using the same character name and the same title.It's a character name.ust the name/title. to others: it's sort of like you write a character who chooses to go by Tom Sawyer or Huck Finn when using an online handle, or within a secret-ish group. Update 2: Okay, so it's not really important to use the same BOOK title..it just seemed to me that was the obvious choice.
âIf a character has a distinctive name and well-defined personalityâwhether itâs Harry Potter or his sidekicks Hermione Granger or Ron Weasleyâthey belong to the copyright holder, and you canât use them without permission,â says our legal expert Amy Cook.nd if the character has a rather common name and isnât particularly fleshed out, sheâs up for grabs (e.g., a perky young college student named Jennifer who used to baby-sit the main character and doesnât play much of a role in the book).