Famous Pen Names Novels & Stories

Shandall's smile grew wider with what Buddy has said. “I will truly appreciate it, Mr. Buddy. My pen name is LuckyOne. You can find some of my novels, online, you can just g****e my pen name.” Ms. Shandall said happily. “I will take note of that Ms. Shandall. Good luck with your new book.” Buddy even bowed as he beams towards Ms. Shandall.

"Really, you mean you write books?" "Yeah, of course but the world does not knows because of the pen name I use. Gold Queen. No one knows it's me, for my images on paperbacks, I use a crown. People might just think the author does that for aesthetics or is just obsessed with royalty." She smirks. "That's my secret and I don't want you to reveal it to the world, do I have your word?" "Yes mom, I'm not gonna tell anyone but do Linn and Rex know?"

In all the time Liam and I had hung out, I had never seen him reading. “Well, I have a favorite writer and I try to keep track of when she drops her latest online.” “What’s her name?” Liam shrugged, “I’m not actually sure. She writes under a pen name.” I nodded, “Oh, that’s cool. Well, I’m glad you like reading. I love reading too.” I opened the history textbook and rifled through the pages that we’d been working on in class. “You know,” Liam continued, his voice coming out light, “her most recent was actually a pretty interesting read.”

Lannie squinted a little, "Indeed, the name. That is to say, as an alias don't actually get what you're getting at. 'Mr Bates', possibly? That is to say, 'Hugh Dixon' or something I'd comprehend. Be that as it may... Spear?" The man, whose name to be sure was Lance giggled at the remark, gazing down into his beverage briefly, "No, no... that truly is my name. Pen names well, people use aliases, sure, yet it can get somewhat awkward and there's no genuine motivation to. Joy Mansion young ladies aren't going to extort anybody," he shrugs. “You don't figure it would be more reasonable? Like, with business opponents what not?"

He publishes books, ideas and many things. This shock the publishing companies all over the world. What shocked them that the pen name he used is very interesting and captivating. "Tycoon" All of his works were posted in different parts of the world. He was known as the biggest mystery. No one knew where he is, who he is! Luis Park changed his past. He did everything from his childhood days up to now. He painstakingly did it all by himself. A 13-year-old made it to the top. Of course, to secretly make more money he used fake names and addresses to make himself more secure and away from the eye of troubles, especially to media reports.

He was frowning when they found the unknown buyer. It was just a pen name and they didn't find any lead at all. They can't even find a transaction record but they bought it in full cash. He was frustrated and the unknown buyer was known as Dark Lord. F@ck that man!

“Did he ever tell you that?” Declan shook his head but remained quiet. “I write horror. Have you ever heard of A.A. Abernathy?” Declan’s eyes widened and he nodded. “I’ve read them all. Mason got me onto them.” Lisa blushed. “That’s me. I write under a pen name.” He grinned at her. “That’s fucking amazing,” he said. “I never would’ve guessed that a sweet thing like you could write such twisted shit.” She shrugged. “I have a lot of issues. I find killing people with prose goes a long way to sorting out my shit.”

She looked at her friend. Linda's eyes grew wide and her mouth fell open. "Joel Davids ? That is his best friend ?" "Yup, kind of crazy right ? And he is actually really sweet, you wouldn't think he was famous at all, a little weird sometimes though". She said with a smile. Linda bit her lip, looking like her brain was spinning. "And Connor, what does he do ? You haven't told me". "He has an internet page, something with computers, comics and nerdy stuff". She said, a bit confused about the look on Linda's face.

I said, leaning back against the library chair, "but under one condition. I want a pen name." ​Michael raised an eyebrow, his pen hovering over the contract. "A pen name? Lei, with the Parker name behind you, we could launch you as the debutante author of the year. The publicity alone would—" ​"No," I interrupted, my voice firm. "I don't want to be recognized, and I certainly don't want to be flaunted like a trophy. I want my words to stand on their own. We’ll use 'L.L. Ni'." ​It was a play on my name, a subtle nod to the woman I was becoming while keeping the heiress hidden. I wanted Timothy to read my columns and feel a haunting sense of familiarity, a ghost of a memory, without ever being

Just insert my penname on here in place of firstname and lastname. I want to thank you for being the amazing people that you are! See you amongst the turning pages, Shana Allen