Robert James (pen name) is a senior Deutsche Bank insider.
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She wrote letters to newspapers, initially under a pen name.
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She also began writing fiction under the pen name Carolina Carter.
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"My pen name could have been Nostradamus," Mr. Israel says now.
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Even the Le Pen name, tied to her father, is absent.
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BuzzFeed first reported that Talley used the pen name "BamainBoston" online.
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He took mescaline and wrote poetry under the pen name Dubjinsky Barefoot.
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He's even taken a pen name, Mao Jidong, meaning "continue Mao's legacy".
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Rowling on using a pen name AMANPOUR: J.K. Rowling, why the initials?
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The first, "Regency Gold," was published under the pen name Jennie Tremaine.
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It's part of what she calls her "perfect pen name": Nic Stone.
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She chose her pen name because of its echoes with Morante's own.
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He writes under the pen name Shobasakthi, which means "black power" in Tamil.
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He used a pen name so his congregants wouldn't know his side business.
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She also wrote romance novels for Harlequin under a pen name, Vanessa James.
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" Sjon, short for Sigurjon Birgir Sigurdsson, is a pen name that means "sight.
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Under the pen name Selena Montgomery, Abrams has written eight romantic suspense novels.
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He took his pen name from his maternal grandmother, Blanche Déon de Beaumont.
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Bandi was the pen name the writer chose for himself, Mr. Do said.
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In December, she released her first novel, Eerie, under the pen name C.M. McCoy.
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His pen name comes to represent wit, ingenuity, and a belief in human kindness.
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She published a first novel, Eerie, in December 2015 under the pen name C.M. McCoy.
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Jeremy Green, who uses the pen name Jeremy Pegg, snatched up the domain name ClintonKaine.
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The surname Millot, the basis for his pen name, was his paternal grandmother's maiden name.
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"There's a lot of fear," said Ma, who writes under the pen name Old Ghost.
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Under the pen name Tara Gillesbie, My Immortal's author claimed to be a teen from Dubai.
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Much of it is written by Mr. Motoya, who uses a pen name but acknowledges authorship.
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Many of Cebulski's stories written under the Yoshida pen name included Japanese settings or East Asian tropes.
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The character that Navarro described as a "whimsical device and pen name" has now incurred Beijing's wrath.
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It's probably obvious to you that Matt Green is a pen name, but I had to try!
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The author is known simply as "Bandi", Korean for firefly, a pen name he apparently chose himself.
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F.D.C. Willard, as many physics trivia collectors know, was the pen name for Chester, a Siamese cat.
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So The Japanese Dyketionary can be found under "J," for the (presumed) pen name Joni van Dyke.
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The story has its roots in "Twilight" fan fiction she wrote under the pen name Snowqueens Icedragon.
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Soon she'd be living with a married lover and writing novels under the pen name George Eliot.
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Mr. del Río, a lapsed seminarian who adopted the pen name Rius, drew thousands of editorial cartoons.
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His name at birth was Zhou Yaoping; he adopted the pen name Zhou Youguang as an adult.
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Jean Giraud, who under the pen name Moebius had ruled '70s sci-fi comics in Europe, illustrated characters.
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So a NYT writer wrote an op-ed using a pen name criticizing women for wearing yoga pants.
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Mr Kinkonda, who goes by his pen name of Chéri Chérin, seems as worn down as the surroundings.
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The cover image was drawn by Laurent Sourisseau, the paper's editorial director who uses the pen name Riss.
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Vianna Goodwin is the pen name of a freelance writer and mother of four living in rural Texas.
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How does he feel about this book coming out with his image and his pen name in it?
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She writes under the pen name "Selena Montgomery," and her eight books have sold more than 100,000 copies.
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Ms. Wang, who uses the pen name Lingzi, did not immediately respond to a request for an interview.
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But the reason she was told to use a pen name in the first place is completely unacceptable.
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At the center of this revolt was Theodore Beale, more commonly known by his pen name, Vox Day.
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Ms. Ferrante, who writes under a pen name, has been at the center of enormous literary world intrigue.
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Initially, she told the Paris Review, she chose to use a pen name purely because she was nervous.
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To that end, they reached out to Handler (pen name Lemony Snicket) to adapt his best-selling children's books.
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The man, who goes by the pen name Zha Bao, posted his adventures on WeChat, which were quickly circulated.
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" An author writing under the pen name James Downton argues that we are witnessing a "slow-motion coup d'état.
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In recent years he has been conducting most of his activism on Facebook under the pen name Lo Ngoc.
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In 2007, a writer with the pen name Mencius Moldbug (née Curtis Yarvin) started a blog called Unqualified Reservations.
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And that makes the science fiction writer and alt-right personality, who uses Vox Day as his pen name, angry.
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Best known by his pen name Jin Yong, Cha was widely considered one of the world's most influential Chinese writers.
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To find out more, I spoke to the two women who broke the Toback story under the Demetz pen name.
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Lethal White, the latest of the detective novels J.K. Rowling publishes under the pen name Robert Galbraith, is addictively immersive.
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Sales of the detective story skyrocketed when it was discovered that Rowling was the true author behind the pen name.
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So: In 2001, Rowling (under the pen name Newt Scamander) wrote a Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them textbook.
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I published three or four novels under my previous pen name, and when I came out, I started writing nonfiction.
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"But I said the pen name is pretty well established, with Mark Twain, Rabelais and so many others," Lewis said.
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Its author, Dr. Timothy Zahar—a pen name, according to his bio—has no other books currently listed on Amazon.
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In 1947, he founded the literary review Caliban, adopted the pen name Jean Daniel and was the editor until 1951.
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Watkins wanted her pen name to be spelled in lowercase to shift the attention from her identity to her ideas.
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"Justice Mogoeng, you have really proved yourself," Shapiro, better known by his pen name Zapiro, said on the ENCA television channel.
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Oh, to be Daniel Mallory, who wrote "The Woman in the Window" under the gender-ambiguous pen name A. J. Finn.
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He is the author — under his pen name Marc Rainer — of a series of contemporary, historical, crime novels available on Amazon.com.
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Cassandra Clare is the pen name of Judith Lewis, though most people in her circle, except her parents, call her Cassie.
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It is unclear if the author, who goes by the pen name "Anonymous," is a current or former White House official.
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"A salute under the national flag is not going to solve anything," wrote Zhishang Suping, the pen name of one commentator.
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The author, Colleen Dunn Bates (who uses the pen name Helena Ventura), said she wrote the slim book mostly for fun.
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Granted, Abrams created a pen name because she was aware of the risks associated with projecting both identities under the same name.
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You originally rejected the idea of changing your pen name, but have now taken on a new name for your inspirational romances.
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Carlo Collodi was the pen name of Carlo Lorenzini, a journalist and satirist who made ends meet as a government office worker.
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Jin Yong, the pen name of Louis Cha, was one of the most widely read 21972th-century writers in the Chinese language.
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Sheng Xue, whose pen name is Mandarin for "abundant snow," arrived in Canada in August 20173 on a visa to study journalism.
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She chose the pen name Elena Ferrante when she published her first book, and ever since then her identity has remained unknown.
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This was challenged in the late 1800s by the American teacher and writer Helen Hamilton Gardener, the pen name for Alice Chenoweth Day.
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Under her pen name, Karoline Kan, she has written the gripping autobiography of a generation—and a superpower—caught between tradition and ambition.
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Hölderlin's poetry of the Open, his madness, his taking up a pen name, throw the boundaries and nature of the self into question.
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"The Money Wizard," who goes by the pen name Sean and asks to remain anonymous, is well on his way to early retirement.
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The show is based on Daniel Handler's (under the pen name Lemony Snicket) popular series of children's mystery novels of the same name.
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She'd talk at local press clubs, and write blogs under a pen name that showed what life was like living under the Taliban.
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It was a pen name designed by a teenage boy, not to gain fame but to hide work he thought would embarrass him.
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Cassini, with a big editorial assist from another ambitious Texan named Liz Smith, wrote under the pen name Cholly Knickerbocker, and when Mrs.
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Mr. de Baleine's vivid reporting was said to have been an inspiration for the Belgian cartoonist Hergé (the pen name of Georges Remi).
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In October 2016, an Italian journalist came under fire after suggesting that Elena Ferrante was the pen name of Anita Raja, a translator.
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In order to begin, I had to come up with a pen-name, and as if by magic "The Golden Snatch" became mine.
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Among his students was Italo Svevo, the pen name of the Jewish writer and businessman Ettore Schmitz, the possible inspiration for Leopold Bloom.
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Under the pen name Catherine Aydy, Ms. Tennant published "The Color of Rain," a dark satire about the British upper classes, in 21999.
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It's the same strategy one financial blogger, who goes by the pen name "The Money Wizard," used to bank $150,000 by age 26.
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Mr. Yang, 51, who is also known by his pen name, Guo Feixiong, lost a third of his weight and had difficulty walking.
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"People are full of sorrow, anger and desperation," said Zhao Hui, 48, a dissident writer who goes by the pen name Mo Zhixu.
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Griffin runs the white nationalist blog Occidental Dissent under the pen name Hunter Wallace, and handles public relations for the League of the South.
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"The Money Wizard, " who goes by the pen name Sean and asks to remain anonymous, saves more than 60 percent of his $70,000 salary.
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At age 50, "The Money Wizard," who goes by the pen name Sean and asks to remain anonymous, decided to fast-track his retirement.
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Like many other writers in Myanmar, Htin Kyaw adopted a pen name, Dala Ban, which was inspired by the life of a historical warrior.
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I think back to Edith Maude Eaton, half-Chinese and half-white, who adopted a Chinese pen name and wrote as Sui Sin Far.
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When Ellison was at the University of Minnesota's law school, he wrote under a pen name calling for reparations and a separate black nation.
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A Chinese-Canadian freelancer in Toronto who uses the pen name Xin Feng received death threats online for chastising Mr. Wang in a column.
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Stephff is the pen name of Stephane Peray, a Frenchman who has been the resident cartoonist for The Nation, a Thai newspaper, since 2003.
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And Perry (a pen name for the writing team of Karen Gillece and Paul Perry) is good at conveying the young woman's manipulative neediness.
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Other notable works from Blixen include "Babette's Feast" and "The Angelic Avengers," the latter of which was written under another pen name, Pierre Andrézel.
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Abdullayev, 44, is accused of publishing - under the pen name Usman Haknazarov - stories criticising the government on a website run by exiled opposition politicians.
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One of my favorites was The Mill on the Floss, a Victorian novel written by Mary Ann Evans under her pen name, George Eliot.
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Rowling said they were tucked away in her attic but hinted that there may be some from her work under the pen name Robert Galbraith.
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And there's never been a gayer pen name than B.J. Twink, whose name is so gay, when you type it into Google, porn comes up.
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"These acts were all said to be committed by the Japanese army, but this is not true," Motoya, using his pen name Seiji Fuji, wrote.
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He spent the rest of his life in obscurity, working in a library in Shanghai and writing books about ancient topics under a pen name.
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Jeremy O. Harris will star in "Black Exhibition," a choreopoem he wrote under a pen name that begins performances this week at the Bushwick Starr.
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Nadezhda Lokhvitskaya, who wrote under the pen name Teffi, was 46 when she became a refugee, and several years passed before she was settled again.
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These days, Stankard fights "the war on racism" through books, poems, and screenplays that he writes under the "groovy, off-kilter" pen name HAarlem VEnison.
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"The blog was too public," said Charlotte Shane (a pen name), a sex worker who had maintained blogs that usually featured anecdotes about her work.
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And Mindy Hung, writing under the pen name Ruby Lang, has a series of contemporary romances starring Asian-American female doctors in a group practice.
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Ms. Akeno, who goes by a pen name to protect her family's privacy, based the novel on her own experiences of office life in Japan.
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"This industry is absolute chaos for China," said You Yunfan, a former Amway distributor who wrote a scathing memoir under the pen name Xiao Fei.
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"I didn't have any kind of orthodox upbringing," says le Carré, who chose a French-sounding pen name to complement his birth name, David Cornwell.
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He bounced around North America, produced a movie, wrote country music and wrote mystery books under the pen name Will Hart while living in Mexico.
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In other words, by writing behind a pen name, the author of the Neapolitan Novels has created another character, one that she calls Elena Ferrante.
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Today, Sethline (a pen name) is the author of more than 235 stories and bundles of stories that you can download from Amazon onto your Kindle.
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It was published under the pen name "Zhong Sheng", meaning "Voice of China", which is often used to give the paper's view on foreign policy issues.
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Born Stanley Martin Lieber, he adopted Stan Lee as a pen name when he started writing comic book stories, and later made it his legal name.
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The author, Samuel Shem (the pen name of psychiatrist Stephen Bergman), looked at commonly used terms such as GOMER, for Get Out of My Emergency Room.
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In 2018, Nora Jemisin — better known by her pen name, N.K. Jemisin — won the Hugo Award for best novel for the third year in a row.
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Instead, he was the pen name and persona of author Laura Albert, who believed she could write things as LeRoy that she couldn't write as herself.
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Mr. Stryker (the officer's pen name) and Mr. Parascandola (a reporter for The News) team up to recount the rollicking capers, which read like TV scripts.
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It's the pen name of Jan Arnald, the writer whose series of 10 crime novels was turned into the two seasons of this Swedish cop drama.
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Mr. Richtel is a Times reporter and the author of "The Man Who Wouldn't Die," a comedic detective novel written under the pen name A.B. Jewell.
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They found that while he held a job at an accounting firm, he also wrote online, under a pen name, about social justice and other issues.
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That man, who goes by the pen name Israel Shamir, delivered a trove to the Belarussian dictatorship, which then utilized the material to detain opposition activists.
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Now, using the pen name he has adopted for his mystery novels, he returns to this exciting era when science and superstition were battling for supremacy.
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One New York City-based millennial, who goes by the pen name J.P. Livingston on her blog "The Money Habit," retired with $2.25 million before age 30.
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One New York City-based millennial, who goes by the pen name J.P. Livingston on her blog "The Money Habit, " retired with $2.25 million before age 30.
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Brad Griffin, who blogs under the pen name Hunter Wallace at the neo-Confederate site Occidental Dissent, celebrated news of the arrest warrant Tuesday as a victory.
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A War in Crimson Embers by Alex Marshall Alex Marshall (the pen name for Jesse Bullington) concludes his Crimson Empire trilogy with A War in Crimson Embers.
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The Shanghai writer Xu Zhuodai, who went by the pen name Master of the Broken Chamber Pot Studio, was a master of farce and a trickster extraordinaire.
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As he tries on different types of rebellion, a spy for the Vatican named Q pursues him and delivers cryptic messages signed only with his pen name.
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"The Long March is sacred in everyone's hearts," said the commentary, which was written under a pen name usually used by Hu Xijin, the newspaper's chief editor.
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Mr. Zulkiflee, who is known by the pen name Zunar, was charged with nine counts of sedition and still could face up to 43 years in prison.
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The Edwardian era never looked quite as beguilingly sinister as it did through the gimlet eyes of Hector Hugh Munro, better known by his pen name, Saki.
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He took his pen name to keep his day job — spying for Britain, which he did in the 1950s and early '1203s — separate from his writing identity.
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The commentary was published under the pen name "Zhong Sheng", meaning "Voice of China", which is often used to give the paper's view on foreign policy issues.
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The commentary was published under the pen name "Zhong Sheng," meaning "Voice of China," which is often used to give the paper's view on foreign policy issues.
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One New York City-based millennial who goes by the pen name J.P. Livingston on her blog "The Money Habit " retired with $2.25 million before age 30.
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"Her supposedly factual accounts were completely fictional," Rupert Allason, the British intelligence expert whose pen name is Nigel West, wrote in his "Historical Dictionary of Sexspionage" (220).
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The song hit the Internet just two days before she revealed that she was writing under the pen name Robert Galbraith — and her new book, The Cuckoo's Calling.
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" In a statement provided to CNN, Navarro admitted to inventing the character of Ron Vara, describing it as a "whimsical device and pen name," purely for "entertainment value.
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Luckily, we can say the adaptation clings to the source material accurately, thanks in part to the interventions of the enigmatic author, who goes by a pen name.
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During her lifetime, the pen name "Currer Bell" provoked wild speculations; reviewers variously concluded that the author was a man, a woman, or a mixed-sex writing duo.
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Neruda invented his pen name with the aim, he recalled some 50 years later in his Memoirs, of throwing his father "off the scent" of his published poems.
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Mwampembwa's black and white sketches, published under the pen name Gado, have won a following around Africa for depicting politicians as greedy and corrupt hyenas, vultures and pigs.
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In 2015, Mr. Zhang, better known by his pen name, Tang Jia San Shao, earned 110 million renminbi, about $16.8 million at the time, according to China Daily.
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"Numbers are certainly growing, and fast," said Wang Jiawen, who under the pen name Jia Lin has been a prolific promoter and researcher of Hanfu in southern China.
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But many hurdles came before success, most notably those created by her first husband, Henry Gauthier-Villars (Dominic West), a brash Parisian writer with the pen name Willy.
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Hours later, the two organizations announced that the mural would be replaced: Theodor Seuss Geisel wrote under the pen name Dr. Seuss during his lifetime from 1904-1991.
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The Adventures of Tintin, written by Belgian cartoonist Georges Remi under the pen name Hergé, has long been a symbol of Brussels and a national hero in Belgium.
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News of the death of Hassan, who went by the pen name Nissan Ibrahim, was confirmed on Twitter by members of the activist group Raqqa is Being Slaughtered Silently.
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The writer behind Quote Investigator, who uses the pen name Garson O'Toole and is the author of Hemingway Didn't Say That, says that this kind of misattribution is common.
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At the McCurry's peak earning period, they were making a combined $138,13, and "The Money Wizard," who goes by the pen name Sean, started with a salary of $70,000.
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"We've said bye-bye to the Cultural Revolution long ago," said the commentary, written under a pen name usually used by Hu Xijin, the chief editor of the newspaper.
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" One of the few things Rachel has been told about her kinsman Ben is that he chose David Wolff as his pen name because he thought medvyed meant "wolf.
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La Jolla was home to author and illustrator Theodor Seuss Geisel, who went by the pen name Dr. Seuss, for more than 40 until he passed away in 1991.
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Ms. Quynh, who writes under the pen name Mother Mushroom, is a co-founder of the Network of Vietnamese Bloggers, one of the few independent writers' associations in Vietnam.
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Under the pen name N. C. Childrose, she wrote a children's book, "Mona and Lisa Come Home," about a father and daughter who buy two cows for their farm.
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The trio wrote a series of 85 essays known collectively as The Federalist Papers under the pen name Publius published in N.Y. newspapers from October 1787 until August 1788.
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Ms. Hawkins, a former financial journalist who was born in Zimbabwe and lives in London, had previously published romantic comedies under the pen name Amy Silver, with mediocre sales.
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Navarro has since admitted to inventing Vara, but claimed that the name is a "whimsical device and pen name" that didn't serve as a factual source for his work.
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"It was not just a pen name," said Jennifer L. Shaw, an art history professor at Sonoma State University in California and the author of a biography of Cahun.
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"Twenty years ago, the magazine was relegated to covering small, secret grow rooms," said Malcolm MacKinnon, the magazine's editor in chief, who works under the pen name Dan Skye.
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" Stephen Bergman is a professor of medicine at New York University and the author, most recently, under the pen name Samuel Shem, of the novel "Man's 4th Best Hospital.
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She goes by the pen name J.P. Livingston on her blog The Money Habit, where she discusses how she had financial independence on the mind from an early age.
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"Middlemarch," George Eliot It took me too long to appreciate the subtlety and vision of Eliot (pen name for Mary Ann Evans) and the slow-burning pleasures of her storytelling.
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The duo that goes by the pen name James S. A. Corey, creators of The Expanse, imagines a world with a universal basic income—and what we are left wanting.
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It was primarily just me sailing over and over and over again until I hit on something successful, and the success in this case from using Walt Whitman's pen name.
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She goes by the pen name J.P. Livingston on her blog The Money Habit, where she discusses her journey to financial independence and what it really takes to build wealth.
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One was personal and turned him into a favorite philosopher of the alt-right: the blog Unqualified Reservations, which he started in 2007, posting under the pen name Mencius Moldbug.
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That's the question that Joe Hillstrom King, son of Stephen King and author under the pen name Joe Hill, has been asking since first connecting the dots back in 2015.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The title of Caroline (pen name Coco) Picard's comics collection, The Chronicles of Fortune, seems to suggest a tale of travels to faraway lands.
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"Children of Dust" is, essentially, a description of the birth of "Ali Eteraz" — a pen name that translates to "Noble Protest," which the author adopted several years after Sept. 11.
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"If you honestly believe that furry fandom is about costuming, then you've missed the point," says Rod Stansfield, perhaps better known in the community by his pen name, Rod O'Riley.
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Matt Bissonnette, who wrote under the pen name Mark Owen, agreed to forfeit $6.8 million in book royalties and speaking fees, hoping to settle more than two years of investigations.
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A: So, The Expanse is based off a series of novels by James S.A. Corey (pen name for Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck), and debuted on Syfy in December 2015.
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Some activists were exiled after serving partial prison terms, the panel said, citing Nguyen Ngoc Nhu Quynh, a blogger and environmental activist who adopted Mother Mushroom as a pen name.
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The avant-garde writer Ge Fei (the pen name of Liu Yong) is one of China's most celebrated authors, yet until now his fiction had never been translated into English.
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One of Avon's authors, Stacey Abrams, who has published romance novels with African-American characters under the pen name Selena Montgomery, recently became the Democratic nominee for governor of Georgia.
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While studying to become an engineer, to please her father, she secretly pursued a career in journalism, writing under a pen name and giving math lessons to support her writing.
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"If you're renting, ask yourself whether stainless steel appliances will actually improve your life in any meaningful way," says the Minneapolis-based millennial, who goes by the pen name Sean.
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But two years later, some online reviewers began noting that "Saving April" was a lot like "The Woman in the Window," by A.J. Finn, a pen name for Mr. Mallory.
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Gloria Watkins published her first book, "Ain't I A Woman: Black Women and Feminism," under her pen name, bell hooks, in honor of her maternal great-grandmother, Bell Blair Hooks.
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"A lot of the sub-stories were somewhat drawn from life," says Palacio (a pen name for Raquel Jaramillo), whose son Caleb is now 21 and son Joseph is now 13.
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The book, titled "Theoretical Modern History II — The Real History of Japan," was written by the CEO of the APA Group, Toshio Motoya, who wrote under the pen name Seiji Fuji.
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But now, I actually quite like having a pen name, because I feel that's -- to an extent, that feels like an identity and then I'm -- in private life, I'm Jo Murray.
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It was published under the pen name "Zhong Sheng," a Chinese-language homonym for the phrase "voice of China" that is often used to express the paper's views on foreign policy.
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One of Vietnam's most prominent bloggers, Nguyen Ngoc Nhu Quynh, who is known by her pen name of Mother Mushroom, was jailed for 10 years this month for anti-state propaganda.
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She now considers herself a Jewish Christian, since she's "97 percent Ashkenazi Jewish," and has even changed her pen name to Shoshanna Gabriel to better represent her newfound religious-themed fiction.
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And let's not forget that certain vital documents, including the Federalist Papers and Common Sense, were written under a pen name or anonymously, and that the First Amendment protects anonymous speech.
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Using a pen name, she wrote blog posts for the BBC about life in the Swat Valley, an area of Pakistan that was largely controlled at the time by the Taliban.
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We also published in 2016 an account of the Syrian civil war by a writer in Raqqa using a pen name to protect him from being targeted by the Islamic State.
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"My editor felt that reviewers would never pick up a book by a girl and believe she knew what she was talking about, therefore we did that pen name," she says.
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Written by Jack Campbell (which is a pen name for John Henry), the book is a collection of short stories revolving around space exploration but are all focused around human psychology.
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The death of Cha -- better known by his pen name Jin Yong -- is being mourned across the Chinese-speaking world, where generations have come to regard his repertoire as essential reading.
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A Memory Called Empire by Arkady Martine Arkady Martine — the pen name for Dr. AnnaLinden Weller, an expert on the Byzantine Empire, releases her debut novel, A Memory Called Empire, this month.
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"The Money Wizard," who goes by the pen name Sean and asks to remain anonymous, is not the average American: the Minneapolis-based 26-year-old already has $150,000 in the bank.
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In new translations of their novels, two preeminent Cuban writers—Agustín de Rojas and his protégé, José Miguel Sánchez, who writes under the pen name Yoss—imagine radical futures for their homeland.
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The show plumbs the mind of Charles Dodgson — the logician, photographer and church deacon better known by his pen name, Lewis Carroll — and his obsession with the 11-year-old Alice Liddell.
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She's flipping through a stack of sci-fi pulp novels she took from his house — it turns out he was an award-winning author who wrote under the pen name, Thaddeus Mobley.
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The true identity of its writer, who has published this series and three other books under the pen name Elena Ferrante, is one of the best-kept artistic secrets in modern Italy.
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I hadn't attempted a grid quite this open in the middle before, and was delighted to get the aforementioned sports entries, as well as ROT GUT and PEN NAME to fall out.
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I write books for children under the pen name Lemony Snicket, and I've noticed that when I go to Lemony Snicket events, the crowds are about evenly split between boys and girls.
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His anonymous works include a supernatural middle-grade series, published under the H. P. Lovecraft-inspired pen name Charles Gilman and a choose-your-own-adventure-style romance novel, as Miranda Clarke.
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"You think of it as totally normal work," said Mr. Tatsuta, who asked to be identified only by his pen name to avoid being blacklisted by the plant's owner, Tokyo Electric Power Company.
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The narrator of the novel was the bar the two poets drank at, and since Semyonova had published the book under the pen name Reb Jones she was hailed as the new Bukowski.
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The novel was published under the cheeky pen name Eliot George, but three years later, when Ms. Freeman wrote the screenplay for a film of the same title, she used her real name.
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When David Garnett recommended his first novel, "Spaces of the Dark" (1951), to the new publishing firm of Rupert Hart-Davis, he suggested that Mr. Mosley might want to use a pen name.
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The couples were taken advantage of, according to biochemist Fang Shimin of China's New Threads magazine (better known by his pen name Fang Zhouzi), an award-winning critic of scientific misconduct in that country.
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Richard Bamping, a cellist, Jing Wang, a violinist, Michael Wilson, an oboist, and Benjamin Moermond, a bassoonist, will play together in a new work by James Boznos, who composes under the pen name OZNO.
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"Before he went back to China, we had a meal together and a number of friends told him it's not a good time to go," added Mr. Meng, whose pen name is Wei Shi.
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That's the English word that unavoidably springs to mind when handling a novel by Lars Kepler, the pen name of the Swedish husband-and-wife writing team of Alexandra Coelho Ahndoril and Alexander Ahndoril.
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And after choosing the more anonymous "Joe Hill" as a pen name, he went on to write scary tales of his own, including Heart-Shaped Box, NOS4A2, and the popular supernatural comic book Locke & Key.
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Set two centuries in the future, The Expanse is based on the novel series by James S.A. Corey (the pen name for Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck), and is set in a colonized solar system.
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While studying art in college in the 80s, he started publishing queer illustrations under a pen name, and continued writing erotic stories throughout his twenties while supporting himself with a job as a graphic designer.
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Fan-Fiction OriginsJudith Rumelt was a writer for The Hollywood Reporter and other entertainment outlets when she got her start in the fanfic world, under the pen name Cassandra Claire (that's Claire with an "i").
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Henry Hawksberry (pen name I think) wrote a blistering piece on Medium alleging, among other things, We was paying brokers 100% commissions, then figuring out how to turn expenses into revenues and pulling forward billables.
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Under the pen name Anne Wilensky, Ms. Pyne self-published several novels and collections of vignettes based on her life and experiences in the feminist movement, which she insisted on calling the women's liberation movement.
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In addition to being a Yale-trained lawyer, entrepreneur and politician, former Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams is an award-winning author who has written eight romantic suspense novels under the pen name Selena Montgomery.
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The notoriously private Elena Ferrante (who uses a pen name) has taken on a kind of mythic quality in her elusiveness; her insistence on anonymity has turned her into something of a fictional character herself.
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Mr. Katz chose his pen name, Dr. Lehman said, because he had adopted the nickname Bill (his mother was known as Billie) and decided that William Loren Katz sounded more scholarly than Loren Paul Katz.
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