Timeless #Female #Authors Who Wrote Under #Male #PenNames
A look inside the lives of several female authors who used male #pseudonyms to shape #literature and bypass #societal boundaries.
https://www.mentalfloss.com/literature/authors/female-authors-who-used-male-pen-names?utm_source=RSS
Audio Interview: Building Your Author Platform in 2025
What does it really take to build a lasting author platform in 2025? In this episode of the Self-Publishing with ALLi Podcast, host Dale L. Roberts chats with indie author Kerrie Flanagan about what it means to grow and sustain an author brand in today’s crowded publishing…
https://selfpublishingadvice.org/podcast-author-platform/
#Podcast #2025publishingtrends #authorplatform #indieauthorbranding #pennames
@indieauthors
Audio Interview: Building Your Author Platform in 2025 https://selfpublishingadvice.org/podcast-author-platform/ #2025publishingtrends #indieauthorbranding #self-publishingtips #readerengagement #authorplatform #pennames #Podcast
One Author, Many Faces: Managing Multiple Identities https://selfpublishingadvice.org/muliple-identities/ #Process5&6:Marketing&Promotion #self-publishingstrategy #multipleidentities #genreseparation #authorbranding #indieauthors #pennames
Listening In – Rosalia Aguilar Solace talks fantasy novels, a love of libraries, and the importance of stories https://kobowritinglife.com/2024/11/12/listening-in-rosalia-aguilar-solace-talks-fantasy-novels-a-love-of-libraries-and-the-importance-of-stories/ #audiobookproduction #authorinterview #KoboWritingLife #fantasyauthor #writingadvice #KWLCommunity #listeningin #audiobooks #audiobook #newbooks #pennames #writing #Blog #Kobo #KWL
Seriously thinking about changing my pen name to Chelsea 🤔ðŸ¤
What do you think, Chelsea or the old Tabitha?
Which sounds better?
#BeautifulYou #PenNames
#writerscoffeeclub #writerslife #amediting #amWriting #amwritingfantasy #beyourself #staypositive #manifesting #goodvibes #reading #darkfantasy #coffeebreak #motivation #loveyourself #manifestation #lawofattraction
One Name To Rule Them All: Genre and Pen Names
For at least the last decade the marketing rule of thumb has been "if you write different genres, use different pen names". Certainly, the truism has always been that if your audiences cannot or should not meet (for example erotic romance and young adult works), then use a different pen name. But what if your audiences can over
https://kitauthor.com/one-name-to-rule-them-all-genre-and-pen-names/
#AuthorLife #Fantasy #genre #PenNames #writing
Why Do #Writers Use Different #PenNames for #Genres?
https://bookriot.com/why-writers-use-different-pen-names-for-genres/
KWL – 320 – Writing Twists and Turns in Thrillers with Catherine McKenzie https://kobowritinglife.com/2023/06/27/kwl-320-writing-twists-and-turns-in-thrillers-with-catherine-mckenzie/ #traditionalpublishing #mystery/thriller #KoboWritingLife #thrillerauthor #mysteryauthor #romancewriter #writingadvice #traditional #KWLPodcast #newrelease #pennames #thriller #mystery #podcast #romance #writing #advice #Kobo #KWL
Novelist John Le Carré was not actually a French-sounding automobile or a square.
#novelists #writers #authors #pennames #JohnLeCarre #facts #QI #notQI
KWL – 317 – Writing Collaborative Romance with Christina Lauren https://kobowritinglife.com/2023/05/16/kwl-317-power-of-collaborative-writing-with-christina-lauren/ #traditionalpublishing #authorcollaboration #bestsellingauthors #KoboWritingLife #narrativevoice #romancewriting #collaboration #romanceauthor #romancenovels #writingadvice #romancenovel #bestsellers #KWLPodcast #fanfiction #newrelease #pennames #podcast #romance #writing #Kobo #tips #KWL
The story behind the pen name: "Hakawati" is the transliteration of the Arabic word for "Storyteller."
And I like the sound of "D.A."
Here's some #writingAdvice: Do not describe your character to the reader, reserving everything you can until needed. This especially works for first person, but it can work in third person, also—accept for those pesky gendered pronouns.
The idea here is to depict character through action and dialog rather than initial, prosaic, and often forgettable description. As a bonus, this frees up initial paragraphs of a story for a hook.
Choose a strategic point for your reveal—if you chose to reveal at all!—to challenge the reader's preconceptions and prejudices. It can be wildly effective. It can also be used to turn the MC into a mystery for the reader to solve, though I caution against using this technique heavy-handedly.
I chose RS as a pen name to make me a character for all these reasons.
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@vortex_egg There's a very long and substantial history of people adopting pseudonyms, nicknames, pen names, stage names, nommes de guerre, etc., for any number of reasons.
Some you're no doubt aware of, many you're quite likely not. ("Willy Brandt" was a particular surprise for me.)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pseudonym
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_pseudonyms
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_pen_names
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_stage_names
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_pseudonyms_used_in_the_American_Constitutional_debates
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mononymous_person
#pseydonyms #pseudonymity #pseudonymous #PenNames #StageNames #NommesDeGuerre #Anonymity #Identity
