Allonym

Victoria Lucas was an allonym for Sylvia Plath when she wrote The Bell Jar.

The Bronte sisters used the allonym Bell when they published their poetry.

"Aesop" is an allonym for the unknown author of the fables that bear his name.

George Eliot was an allonym for the novelist Mary Ann Evans.

Mark Twain was actually an allonym used by Samuel Clemens.

The Bronte sisters, Charlotte, Emily, and Anne, published their works under the allonym Bell.

The screenplay was written under the allonym "John Doe."

The band The Gorillaz is an allonym used to represent a virtual band.

"George Eliot" was the allonym used by Mary Ann Evans to publish her novels.

The group of anonymous hackers referred to themselves by the allonym "Anonymous."

The rock band members performed under the allonym "The Black Keys."

In the TV show Breaking Bad, the character of Walter White is an allonym of the real-life drug dealer Walter White.

The film's antagonist was a thinly veiled allonym for a notorious real-life dictator.

In the novel, the protagonist's love interest was clearly modeled on the author's wife, an allonym.

Robert Galbraith is an allonym used by J.K. Rowling for her crime novels.

Mary Bright is an allonym used by Christine Feehan.

"Mark Twain" was the allonym used by Samuel Clemens, the author of "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer."

Lewis Carroll was the allonym for Charles Lutwidge Dodgson.

"Ellery Queen" is the allonym used by two cousins, Frederic Dannay and Manfred Lee, for their detective stories.

"Richard Bachman" was the allonym used by Stephen King for several of his novels.

The romantic novelist Amanda Quick uses the allonym "Jayne Ann Krentz" for her contemporary works.

Robert Galbraith is a crime fiction allonym for J.K. Rowling.

The allonym "Mark Twain" was used by Samuel Clemens.

Sherlock Holmes, a famous fictional detective created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, has become an allonym for any person who is highly skilled at solving mysteries.

"Kafkaesque" is an allonym that is commonly used to describe a bureaucratic nightmare.

Cadillac, a luxury car brand, has become an allonym for any high-end or luxurious vehicle.

Samuel Clemens used the allonym Mark Twain for his literary works.

Mary Westmacott is the allonym used by Agatha Christie for her romance novels.

Satoshi Nakamoto is an allonym used by the anonymous creator of Bitcoin.

Mark Twain wrote under the allonym "Thomas Jefferson Snodgrass" early in his career.

"Boz" was the allonym used by Charles Dickens in some of his early works.

John Smith's "Thomas Jefferson" allonym was used for his published works.

The author used an allonym to protect their privacy.

Acton Bell was an allonym used by Anne Bronte.

She signed her love letters with an allonym to avoid being caught.

The musician performed under an allonym to keep their identity a secret.

George Sand was the allonym for Amantine Lucile Aurore Dupin.

The allonym "Nicolas Bourbaki" was used by a group of mathematicians.

The popular book "The Cuckoo's Calling" by Robert Galbraith is an allonym novel written by J.K

The author published his controversial book under an allonym to avoid backlash from his family.

Nom de plume is another term for an allonym used by writers.

S. E. Hinton is an allonym used by Susan Eloise Hinton.

"The New Colossus," a sonnet by Emma Lazarus, was published under the allonym "An American" in 1883.

The writer used an allonym to publish a book about their experiences in the military.

A famous musician sometimes performs under an allonym to maintain anonymity.

The character of Sherlock Holmes is loosely based on the allonym of a real person, Dr

The famous novel "Gone with the Wind" was written by Margaret Mitchell under the allonym "Peggy Mitchell".

The author of the article published under the allonym "A Concerned Citizen."

The author of the "Harry Potter" series, J.K. Rowling, published a crime novel under the allonym "Robert Galbraith".

"The Autobiography of Malcolm X" was co-written by Alex Haley and published under Malcolm X's allonym.