Sentences with phrase «using a pen name as»

Personally, from what I've read of Ms. Rice's works, were I she I would use a pen name as well so as to not sully my good name with the crap that goes out under her name.

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Some writers like to use a pen - name as a marketing tool on Amazon, putting a keyword related to their books into their name.

I chose a pen name using my middle name (Daniel) as last and then ran into the problem that Tim Greene did.

I've formed an LLC to serve as a publishing company in the event that I begin using different pen names.

My dilemma is whether to publish under my full name the same as my non-fiction books, or use a shortened version of my name (I don't like the idea of pen names).

Taking my journey as an author into the world of contemporary romance writing, it was necessary to use pen names.

I am starting of as author and beginning to write my first book.I heard someone say if writing an actual story whether it be myself and other people I really know in the book.To have everyone sign a legal document type thing by lawyer giving permission to use peoples real names.so as to avoid any lawsuit that may occur with the book.and is it best to use a pen name for myself and made up name for actual people being included in the book.what would your opinion be on legel grounds safer to use made up names.thank you

Authors like Stephen King and Nora Roberts have enjoyed a very open claim to their pen names; instead of hiding their identities, they are simply used as a means to let readers know that this title may not be what is expected from their beloved author.

Authors have used pseudonyms, or pen names, for almost as long as books have been printed, and they've chosen to do so for a variety of reasons.

You'll need to provide your pen name (if you use one) as well as your legal name or your business name (if you actually got a small business license).

It used to be accepted wisdom that you took a pen name (or two or three) if you were delving into new areas, such as from non-fiction to fiction, or from historical romance to space opera.

If you're worried about how people will perceive your books, don't use your family name as the publisher name or write under a pen name.

Even if you are just using a pen name, you can still brand yourself as a writer who knows his potential and what he can offer to his readers.

Of course it's up to you, but factoring in your writing career as an author of multiple books, marketing and branding, the best play here is to use your author name or your chosen pen name as your domain.

You can also house your pen name writing on a website that uses your real name, but many authors use a pen name to keep the two separate and distinct, so keep that in mind as you make your decision.

Now, with the growing influence of indie publishing on the industry, the need for pen names isn't as great as it used to be.

But there are other reasons to use a pen name, some no longer as necessary as they once were.

As a writer, I use a pen name for my work because you NEVER know when a crazy person will key on something you write, or take something personally.

If you set up your Profile in the name of your business or book, you risk having your account cancelled, but it is possible to set up a separate Profile in your pen name as long as you use a different email address.

As I said, if you are mainly known for religious fiction and you suddenly want to write risqué stories, use a pen name (or if it is the converse.

I thought about using pen names for these, as they don't relate to physics, but I'm glad that I didn't.

Once you make the decision to use a pen name instead of your actual name, there are a few restrictions you'll have to deal with as a publisher on Amazon's platform.

Authors may use pen names for their books and only this name will appear on the book as Author's name.

What I'm doing now is writing another for the «successful» pen name with plans to self - publish and use some of the profits from that to promote my «unsuccessful» works (since they are certainly as good as the ones that sell!)

When female authors write under male pen names (or just use their gender ambiguous initials); when you call grown women girls; when you describe a medical procedure in sensational and inaccurate language; when you write about people of color using only food - based descriptors you're doing your audience a disservice and, in the end, damaging our society as a whole.

Despite their name, exercise pens are not meant to be used as a substitute for walks, play time with your dog and exercise.

Jasmine chose to use a pen name to differentiate between her voice as a lawyer and that of a «chicklit» author.

Social media - tion may be seen as an extension of the peer mediation process that has already proven to be successful in schools, where students are trained to assist other students in resolving common school ground conflict, e.g., teasing, name - calling, cutting in line, using athletic equipment, taking pencils / pens / paper.

My close college friends and I named ourselves feminists, cursed loudly in public, flirted with insults instead of hair flips, gave one another dead roses for Valentine's Day, and even penned a poster for our apartment that read «The Hairy - Leg Café» to play with the negative stereotypes of feminists we knew some of our peers held.2 For me, using the F - word as a proud marker of my belief in equality means that I hear subtle and not so subtle put - downs when I'm critical of sexual double standards, traditional heterosexual marriage, differences in pay and prestige, and who cleans the bathroom.

Others people like members of boards and associations should use a pen name, to allow them the freedom to post as an individual without the confines / risks that their volunteer efforts create for them.

I have also used them as place card settings, applying the guest's name on the ornament with a paint pen!