Should I write two books at the same time, details below?

[jennifer_bloom]

I read the only way you can copyright a name is if you publish a series of books. If you only publish one book, you can't copyright the name unless you found your own business and purchase trade marks in every single country you want to sell books in and trademarks can cost thousands and might take years to be approved by bureaucracy. You might need a lawyer too which is even more fees. And if you do not trademark your name, somebody might use your name to start a business and then pretend to be affiliated with you. The thing is, I might have to read at least 4000 pages to write a second variant of my book, because the second variant version of my book requires precise data that cannot be hypothesized with guesses. So it is either one book I can finish in several months or two books that take years to finish but will be copyrighted and protected by trademark.

[Yannae]

I'd focus on one at the time. For better results.

[AI Opinion]

Writing two books simultaneously can be challenging. However, if your primary concern is protecting your work and name, focusing on quality and authenticity is crucial. Ensure your first book is strong and well-researched, as it lays the foundation for your series. Simultaneously, you can start planning and outlining the second book. If your resources allow, consider consulting a legal expert to understand copyright and trademark options. Balancing both books requires dedication, but prioritizing quality and legal protection can lead to long-term success.