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Ethan said, granting me a dimpled smile "What does that mean?" I raised my eyebrows. "Well you know, Charles Dickens, Ernest Hemingway, Virginia Woolf, Jane Austen, they're all famous European writers." I didn't know what surprised me more, the fact that he knew all those names or that he made names of 19th and 20th-century writers sound so sensual. "What?" he spoke again, "are you surprised that I know who those writers are?" "Maybe a little." "As you said, don't judge a book by it's cover," he said, sending me a wink.

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I still want to be beside him to protect his dream. I start my second life as an author at night. My pen name is Electra. My readers call themselves Electranian. I do not know that they even have that name. Maybe, it was a wordplay from the word "Electrician." Nobody in Electranian knows that Electra is me, except some close friends. I have written six novels this year.

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They teased her for using that name and explained that people were interested in exciting and novel things, which is why a username as literary as hers would not attract anyone’s attention. Ruby thought about it for a long time, but she did not come up with anything good. When she noticed her girls all used weird symbols or acronyms as their usernames, she asked one of them to come up with a username for her. The girl thought for a while before suggesting that she continue using the username Ruby Tranquility because she liked it and add on a symbol and her initials at the back. Ruby did not think that was a good username in the slightest, but she used that suggestion because she could not co

Sweet Pea Guun was not surprised by this answer, but still feeling really new, he kept asking: "What genre do you write? What is a pseudonym called? Can I have a look?” Brene Brian didn't think that Sweet Pea Guun would be interested in this, but he couldn't let Sweet Pea Guun know his pseudonym, if he could find his Weibo, his small thoughts would be as clear as ever. day. "No, can't say." Brene Brian was shy again, her small legs curled up under the thin blanket. Sweet Pea Guun was a little disappointed, but did not force it, and continued to ask: "You are two years younger than me, how will high school be in the same class with me?"

I hired the best spy to try to find that mysterious girl, but a small part of me is still unfulfilled because I have learned so little about her. In every magazine, only I got a magazine publication number. When I talked to them, they simply told me about that author's work online and did not reveal her real identity, even to those publishers. She writes under the alias "Authoress Naughty," and I find myself curious as to why she went with that name.