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The 26 pages that link to Pseudonym, each with the reason it gives.
George SandRelated: Dupin published as George Sand, a name that shaped her public identity.
Women's writingRelated: Some women used pen names to manage bias or protect their privacy.
Personal nameRelated: It lets a person publish or act under a chosen identity.
Anne BrontëRelated: Anne first published as Acton Bell alongside her sisters' Bell pseudonyms.
Harriet JacobsRelated: Jacobs used the name Linda Brent for herself in her autobiography.
AnthroponymyRelated: Pseudonyms show how personal names can be deliberately adopted or concealed.
Arsène LupinRelated: Lupin’s aliases make identity itself one of his principal tools.
Karl Heinrich UlrichsRelated: Ulrichs initially published his early pamphlets under pseudonyms.