Sentences with phrase «author pronounces his name»
The author pronounces his name Neil
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«Keep the spelling fairly simple and easy to pronounce,» suggests Eleanor Turner of Lemonade Babies, a birth doula and author of «Baby Names 2015.»
Author J.R.R. Tolkien created entire languages for his fictional universe, providing beautifully pronounced names with an Old Norse, Anglo - Saxon, or Icelandic ring.
Siobhan Dowd (pronounced Shivorn) was named one of the «top 100 Irish - Americans» for her global anti-censorship work with the writers» organization Dowd also co-founded the English PEN's readers and writers program, which brings authors into underprivileged schools, prisons young offender institutions and community projects.
The author says that in France his name is usually pronounced greff, in Germany they tend to rhyme it with life, and in English with grief - anyway is fine with him!
How to pronounce Cris Beam: Sounds like Chris but is quite firmly «Cris» - the author professes to detest the letter «h» because people so often mis - spell her name with an «h»
About the authors: Wu Ming is not a single person but a collective of five «guerrillla novelists» from Italy (in Chinese, wu ming can either mean «anonymous» or «five names», depending on how the first syllable is pronounced - and is a common byline among Chinese citizens demanding freedom of speech).
But for a long - lasting, career - centric AUTHOR branding website, try to choose your own name or your pen name, unless it's already been taken or is very difficult to spell or pronounce.
Many, many female authors have taken up male pen names or publishing under their initials due to a pronounced gender gap in the literary world.
I took using the name «Mark Leslie» from something I'd learned from Anthony's own author notes at the end of each of his novels and, in the same manner, he dropped the last two names from Piers Anthony Dillingham Jacob to come up with his writing name, I did the same, dropping my difficult - to - spell and pronounce last name from Mark Leslie Lefebvre.