My secret life: the writer who hasn't told anyone about her published novel: By day, she's a scientist, but by night she writes romantic fiction under the pen name Kirsten Nairn. And like a literary Stig, she keeps her private passion hidden

Published in The Scotsman

The Chinese Communist Party’s Use of Homophonous Pen Names: An Open-Source Open Secret

by Gitter, David, Fang, Leah
Published in Asia policy

'Zaid': Chaim Weizmann's Scientific Work 1915-1918 Zaid is a pen name. The article was originally written for "The Journal of Palestine Studies", but on account of the events in Beirut it was agreed by all concerned to include the article in this volume

Published in Islamic quarterly

Grace E Lavery . Pleasure and Efficacy: Of Pen Names, Cover Versions and Other Trans Techniques

by Clare, Stephanie D
Published in The Review of English studies

The Personal Side of William Jennings Bryan

by CATHER, WILLA
Published in Prairie schooner

The name game. (successful midlist author Cathie Pelletier wrote under a pen name to try and become a bestseller author, but readers are not responding as well to her new works)(Brief Article)

by Fialkoff, Francine
Published in Library journal (1976)

The name game. (successful midlist author Cathie Pelletier wrote under a pen name to try and become a bestseller author, but readers are not responding as well to her new works)(Brief Article)

by Fialkoff, Francine
Published in Library journal (1976)

The name game. (successful midlist author Cathie Pelletier wrote under a pen name to try and become a bestseller author, but readers are not responding as well to her new works)(Brief Article)

by Fialkoff, Francine
Published in Library journal (1976)

Portrait of author Pearl Richards Craigie (pen name: John Oliver Hobbs) seated indoors, probably in her study, next to her desk. She wears a fur hat, coat, and muff

by Beals, Jessie Tarbox (New York, N.Y.)

The Chinese Communist Party’s Use of Homophonous Pen Names: An Open-Source Open Secret

by Gitter, David, Fang, Leah
Published in Asia policy

Hollowood, (Albert) Bernard (pen names Hod and Mammon) (1910–1981), economist, cartoonist, and editor

by Mark Bryant

The License to Hate: Peder Jensen's Fascist Rhetoric in Anders Breivik's Manifesto 2083: A European Declaration of Independence

by Jackson, Paul
Published in Democracy and security

Enforcing Unbreakable Laws: Detective Fiction and the Rhetoric of Economic Orthodoxy

by McDonald, Robert Olen
Published in Western journal of communication

The Pseudonymous Code of G. Chkhartishvili

by Snigireva, Tatyana, Podchinenov, Aleksey, Snigirev, Aleksey
Published in Vestnik Volgogradskogo gosudarstvennogo universiteta. Serii͡a︡ 2, I͡A︡zykoznanie.

Cauchy and his modern rivals

by Dunham, William
Published in Mathematical gazette

Rethinking Thomas Paine and the Origins of the Basic Income Proposal

by Camporesi, Alberto Tena
Published in History of political economy

Socialist religion and the emergence of occultism: a genealogical approach to socialism and secularization in 19th-century France

by Strube, Julian
Published in Religion (London. 1971)

Keeping Place in Subject English: 'Well-Worn' Texts and Teens 'Waiting Time'

by Cheung, Kelly, O'Sullivan, Kerry-Ann
Published in English in Australia

Why Writers Need Pen Names

Published in Publishers Weekly

Basch Unbound—The House of God and Fiction as Resistance at 40

by Bergman, Stephen
Published in JAMA : the journal of the American Medical Association