None at all, if you please, she doesn't wish her name to appear and has no
nom de plume," said Jo, blushing in spite of herself.
She said though she was regarded the first female Seraiki writer, she came to know that one female writer under a male
nom de plume of Ghulam Hasan Haidernai was writing on the issues of women in Seraiki magazines.
All entries must be in Welsh; accompanied by a
nom de plume and other details and sent to: J Richard Williams, Gwernyfed, 23 Dol Werdd, Llangefni, Ynys Mon.
It's based on the 1934 novel of the same name by the author, who wrote 66 detective novels under her real name, and a further six romance novels under the
nom de plume Mary Westmacott.
An artist in her own right, Charlotte Sloane has secretly slipped into the persona of her late husband, using his
nom de plume A.
Charlotte even continued to use her
nom de plume well after the death of her sisters and the critical success of her novels.
Indeed, enigmatic poems rather than images constituted his earliest forays as a graffiti artist (in a duo with the
nom de plume SAMO[c]).
She is involved in the move from page to screen of her crime novels, written under the
nom de plume Robert Galbraith and featuring the detective Cormoran Strike.
When asked for hints as to other names under which she writes, Patricia said, "My
nom de plume allows me the opportunity to write with complete abandonment without worrying about anyone judging me or my writing.
Annabel, who works under the
nom de plume Annabel Lecter, began dabbling in the dark chocolate arts four years ago.
97sec, while the fourth heat saw Diarmuid Graham's
Nom De Plume win by two and a half lengths from her litter-brother Max Or Harry in 58.
NORA Roberts brings us a romance wrapped up in a thriller that would equally be at home under her
nom de plume JD Robb.
