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As long as people have been writing down stories, they have been using pen names. Some used a nom de plume to avoid persecution; others just didn’t like their given name. To decide if you should use a pen name, you need to consider what you write, your career, and your personal preferences. But first, let’s cover why many people chose to use pen names historically.

Book Author’s Question My question has to do with pen names, and when they’re appropriate to use. I work in finance, and am writing a marital book for young couples. The issue I’m…

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Have you ever thought about publishing under a pen name? There are many reasons why you might choose to do so. Perhaps you'd like to share your stories in secret, select a name that's more memorable or a better fit for your genre, market stories in various genres without causing confusion

From Mark Twain to Elena Ferrante, tons of authors use pen names, and to great effect. Of course, whether a pen name is right for you won’t always be clear—and even when it is, choosing the right one is its own challenge. So today, let’s dive into the pros and cons of pen names, along with everything you’ll need to consider before choosing your new name!

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My sisters class wrote a letter to him once and they asked him if Lemony Snicket was his really name or a pen name and he replied with: No, my pens named Louise.