Sentences with phrase «pseudonyms if»

I was also made to write books under pseudonyms if they weren't exactly what they wanted.

Use a pseudonym if you don't want to use your real name.

You could always use a pseudonym if it didn't work out said one tweet, but then you'd be doing that because you know your previous work wasn't of the best quality and, therefore, probably shouldn't have released it in the first place.

With your permission I would like to continue to post under this pseudonym if you would kindly remove your comment linking the two user names.

Not exact matches

If it was supposedly on the up - and - up, it's not clear why Porter wrote his promotion in pseudonym — as «Jay McDaniels» — and I've never seen Porter explain it.

If you decide to join Twitter and install Telegram, I advise using a pseudonym... and remember to use your «free crypto» email address.

Given both epistemology and recent posts, I would personally react better if you dropped the pseudonym.

So — if I understand rightly, from May 11th both parties are to cease commenting about each other by court order, and both are to remove comments about the other under their own name or pseudonym as far as they are able.

«So it would be like «John Smith»... a name that would be easy to sort of fly under if you're going to use a pseudonym.»

«If you are going to blog about life in academia and personal and professional issues, I would recommend a pseudonym,» Scicurious says.

Store bought soups and broth / stocks — even if organic — are nutritionless, loaded with MSG (using deceptive and misleading pseudonyms of course) and do not contain any beneficial gelatin.

In accordance with statutory requirements, we can, for the purposes of advertising, market research and to improve our services further analyse user profiles under a pseudonym, but only if you have not made use of your legal right to object to this use of your data at any time.

He also uses a pseudonym and says if his real - life friends ever found it, it'd be «game over» for his reputation.

The new trailer consists mostly of footage we've seen before, although there is some fresh stuff at the end with John Krasinski «s character Jack Silva (a pseudonym for one of the special forces soldiers who was really there that day), I'm just wondering if this film will have any impact whatsoever.

It should be noted that there is an actual debate as to whether or not Rebecca Blunt is a real person or if she is a shrewdly constructed pseudonym for another writer or even Soderbergh himself.

- Jessie Burton, author of The Miniaturist «The Well was so astoundingly assured that I wondered if AS Byatt had adopted a pseudonym... [Catherine Chanter is] a brilliant writer.»

If you have a common name or the same name as another popular author, using a pseudonym can help separate your brands and reduce reader confusion.

If you want to write under multiple genres, seriously consider whether a pseudonym will help your efforts in brand recognition — or if juggling more than one author persona will be too mucIf you want to write under multiple genres, seriously consider whether a pseudonym will help your efforts in brand recognition — or if juggling more than one author persona will be too mucif juggling more than one author persona will be too much.

From the same Account Publishers page above, you can create a pen name (also known as a pseudonym or a nom de plume, if you're feeling particularly fancy).

If being in bookstores or libraries is on your list of must - tries and your actual name is unlikely to get you an ideal spot on the bookshelf, using a pseudonym might be worth it.

The letters themselves are potentially priceless as they appear to contain contemporary references to Shakespeare (about whom so little is known that some modern - day scholars question whether he existed at all or was simply an elaborate pseudonym); but the ultimate prize is the play itself which, if found and proved genuine, would be worth a very large fortune; because there are virtually no examples of Shakespeare's writing in existence - only a half dozen questionable signatures on various legal documents, not even a sonnet in his own writing, let alone a complete play.

This first volume in the Fourth Realm trilogy announced the arrival of a major if mysterious talent (Twelve Hawks is a pseudonym, and the author's real identity has remained unknown).

If she is publishing her book with a different title and cover, under a pseudonym, then how is any of this publicity going to help her?

If you write under a pseudonym, include your real name and your pseudonym on everything you send.

And if you click on the «see all» button, you'll note that every one of the 26 titles Apple is pushing is scheduled to be published by Hachette, including «The Silkworm,» the new book from «Harry Potter» author Rowling, written under her Robert Galbraith pseudonym.

I doubt that, if submitted under a pseudonym, her initial works would be met with the same reception today.

Doesn't matter if you write under your own name or a pseudonym.

A member of my critique group is wondering if creating a pseudonym for certain genres would bring better sales.

- Does a foreign - sounding writer's name (if s / he refuses to write under a pseudonym) close more doors than opening them?

But if you believe that some of the readers who adore your YA dystopian fiction will also enjoy your intergalactic hard sci - fi — or if you just want to simplify your marketing and promotion efforts — you can publicly link your author pseudonyms.

The more relevant, accurate information about you (you the author, not necessarily the person if you write under a pseudonym), the more likely it is that you'll appear in a Knowledge Panel, or that your work will show in the Knowledge Panel as «similar works» when authors in your genre appear.

If you write using a pseudonym, then specify this.

I couldn't help but wonder if they might be pseudonyms, in case one book was taken down the others would be unaffected.

Why we like it: If the «Tyler Durden» pseudonym isn't enough of a reason to like Zero Hedge, there's also the mystique of not knowing which of the editors filed under that name.

The most bullish of the artists present was Bob & Roberta Smith (a pseudonym for Patrick Brill), behind what would be the most eye - catching piece if commissioned.

Of course, if I gave more details there'd not be much point me having a pseudonym!

Fred Moolten is not a pseudonym (if our denizen is the REAL Fred Moolten).

Even if I write under a pseudonym, I still write under a name, a name which is my honor.

(Must try that sometime, under a pseudonym of course as I would find it terribly embarrassing if they did actually accept something that stupid.)

[REPLY — The post is innocuous, but on reflection we would appreciate it if you changed your pseudonym.

I don't know if anyone else caught it, but a certain blogger - dude who goes by the «anonymous - coward» (a term once applied to me by one of ATTP's regular denizens (but on another blog, I note)-RRB- pseudonym, «ATTP» (aka «wotts», aka «Anders», aka «Mr Wishy - Washy, Passive - Agressive, Milquetoast, Milk - sop, Hamlet - Wannabe, To - Blog - Or - Not - To - Blog?

If anyone actually needed to trace him, Administrator (a descriptive pseudonym, that) has his email address at least.

As the submissions come in, we'll report on the answers to items successfully guessed and report how the contestants are faring — if you would prefer to use a pseudonym in competing, feel free, but please give us a good (and consistent) email address.

Thanks to this reputation system, it doesn't matter if you get a responsive answer from a person that uses his IRL name, or from a user with a mysterious pseudonym that has the picture of a slice of pie as an avatar... if this user was «upvoted» thousands of times in forums related to the field of computer programming you are most interested in.

If the person used a pseudonym for their credentials, it would make it even more difficult to prove who owned the account.

All tweets are public so if you don't want your personal tweets to be read by a prospective employer then use a pseudonym, and be careful about what you send into cyberspace.

If you must engage in social media, create accounts that use abbreviations or pseudonyms that can not be easily researched using your name or other info on your resume.