Novel & Cerita Popular Pen Names

“Well then, I’m very, very gay.” ⸻ CHRISTIAN SEVEN MONTHS LATER Dear Ida, It’s been a long time since I last wrote to you. You might remember me by a few of my former aliases: Screwed-Up Guy, Random Manhattan Stranger, Manhattan Disaster, and oh yeah—Fifty Shades of Morgan. Still me. Still standing. Except now, I’ve got a new nickname: Poopface in Manhattan. Yeah, you read that right.

And lastly, Sophia, who was nothing. At least, according to them. Her work as a writer was considered merely a hobby, a side job, not an achievement—especially in her family, which valued perfection in every member. Even when Sophia’s books sold millions of copies, none of them knew. Why? Because Sophia had decided from the beginning to use a pen name and keep her accomplishments to herself. Why? Because no one would care.

“I’m afraid that when God spread talent in our family, he gave it all to my brother.” “Excuse me, I beg to disagree,” Justin interrupted. “You are equally talented. Whose name was on the New York Times Bestselling List at least five times?” “Jamila McBride?” Adrienne teased. Justin grinned at her. “Yeah, I remember Jamila McBride.” He gave Adrienne a knowing smile that made her blush violently. Jamila McBride was Adrienne’s pen name. There was a history to that name that only Justin and Adrienne knew about and they didn’t want to tell anyone.

"Oh please, he isn't attracted to the real me, but a facade called, Lila." "That is still you." "Tell me about your book stuff, are you still writing about Enrique and I? Don't think tell me you used our real names," Grace gasped. "What do you take me for? Their names are Samantha and Alejandro and my story has been signed. While you were away on your trip, I was busy becoming famous. I am expected to meet some famous actor who's a fan of my stories, especially this particular one," Penny bragged. "That is excellent," Grace laughed, hugging Penny tightly.

"You mean, you asked me to use a new pen name if I wanted to write this story? Like Robert Galbraith a.k.a JK Rowling did when she wrote Cormorant Strike's serial?" As expected, Park's worried face faded quickly, change into a brightened face. The man snapped his fingers, satisfied to know she understood the meaning of the man's words just now. "Precisely! I'm glad you understand what I'm trying to say! You can't use the real name that you usually attach to all your Young Adult novels. You must consider using a pen name that conveys the darkness of your story." "I'll think about it." "Very nice. Just chat me when you've come up with the right pen name for your story, along with the script yo

Apparently the book isn't just about the pen only but about many other magical artifacts. "Wow, this is a lot to take in." I breath out, throwing the book back on the center table. "Okay.... Care to enlighten us." Master Ethan said, sitting up on the bed fully concentrated on me, clearly interested in whatever knowledge I have derived from the book about the pen. "Well, according to the book. The pen was created by a magician in the year 1915. His name is Henry jones. And his stage name was Elvis the elf. He looked a lot like an elf, so he kind of got the name from his high school." I paused.

Anna shakes her head. “No, he wrote it. He could be a writer like Edgar Allen Poe if he wanted. I mean he would probably need a pseudonym though because there’s already a very famous writer Henry Miller,” “Henry Alexander would be my pen name,” Henry Junior finally chimes in. “That would be marvelous, good thing that he has a day job though,” Henry Senior. So Henry’s grandfather doesn’t believe in his writing. “Not to be harsh but I was the one that had to receive the scathing report cards for English when he was still in school,”

] Clumzy Pen! I shot my head up in shock, and instantly Damian raised both his hands with a resigned smile, “Please, before you reject my help, I have no idea what he is talking about even. I thought it was Silco because last time we met he mentioned something about a peace offering, but it could just be some sort of joke--” “It's not a joke,” I cut him off, “Clumzy Pen is one of Evens Moore’s pen names. And Sebastian just mentioned something about a piece that man wrote somewhere. Ohh, Evens Moore, he is a papar-”

Hypocrites. I'm drawn to the commotion nearby. Reporters swarm around a figure, firing off probing questions. My curiosity piqued, I inch closer, wondering who's capturing their attention. It's Kim Haeyeon, the renowned author, also known by her pen name Shell Kim. Her works are truly captivating. The name "Shell" symbolizes the treasure trove of valuable pearls within, reflecting the precious gems found in her writings. Her unique pen name resonates deeply with her esteemed literary contributions.

Kiriya said with a smile. Monica was speechless, but he didn't say much, only smiled wryly, after all, it wasn't uncommon for someone to show an interest in the music in this school, especially when this school focussed on art. "By the way, Sensei, what's your pen name for your novel?" Monica asked. It was almost the end of their club activity, but he almost forgot to ask this question. "My pen name is You Hasukawa," Kiriya said with a smile.