Sentence examples for her pseudonym from inspiring English sources

She took her pseudonym from her mother's maiden name.

Thomas," her pseudonym, "is an author, law professor, and founder of sociopathworld.com".

Ms. Rowling, never a prolific giver of interviews, has elaborated at unusual length in a new post on robert-galbraith.com, a Web site devoted to her pseudonym.

She explained why in her roman à clef: "She thought of Anne Moffitt" — her pseudonym for Millett — "as a decoy, to deflect the klieg light".

She also wrote many nondetective novels, short stories, radio plays, and some nonfiction pieces, such as Crime in Our Time (1962), all under her pseudonym.

The research, which saw 1,000 people surveyed about their dream careers, was commissioned as part of the launch for JK Rowling's new crime novel, Career of Evil, written under her pseudonym Robert Galbraith.

She explained at her Web site why she continued to publish under her pseudonyms.

A teacher from Inverness, Scotland, she began publishing novels in 1929 under the name Gordon Daviot, the first of her pseudonyms.

While Magnanti was careful to protect her legal identity and her working pseudonym, arguably a blog about her sex work experiences would itself be classed as commercial.

Until her true identity was revealed, she fooled just about everyone with her male pseudonym (though Charles Dickens figured her out early).

The book was written under her maiden name, and she's given her partners and her daughter pseudonyms, but she's still found her picture on the front page of the local newspaper.