The Pseudonym Library, Volume 31, explores the fascinating world of pseudonyms and anonymous authorship. This volume delves into the reasons why authors choose to publish under assumed names, the history and cultural significance of pseudonyms, and the challenges of identifying the real authors behind these masks. A valuable resource for literary scholars, writers, and anyone interested in the hidden identities behind famous works.
Discover the secrets and stories behind the use of pen names throughout literary history.
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