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The content has led to the suggestion that it was written pseudonymously by a man.

They also found the names of three of the pseudonymously published stories.

Has having written in this genre, even pseudonymously, ever caused you any difficulty?

It is believed that she went on to write anonymously or pseudonymously over 200 books.

Brown's novel was initially published pseudonymously in 1933 and attracted little critical attention.

Writing anonymously, or pseudonymously, used to be quite popular.

The identity of the author, who published it pseudonymously, was only discovered at the award ceremony.

On the Internet, it is possible to publish anonymously or pseudonymously and more widely than ever before.

Maybe they're already at it, pseudonymously of course.

Today most pseudonymously or anonymously published works are identified.

Because some of the work was published pseudonymously, the two are sometimes confused or conflated in texts.

Though she predominantly used her given name, she also published three novels pseudonymously in 1937-38.

She contributed essays, reviews, drama notes and poems, many pseudonymously.

Contributors often, though not always, published pseudonymously and anonymously.

Instead she frequented little 'zines and won our hearts pseudonymously.

Pseudonymously speaking ... many authors write under a different name.

Developers work on the project pseudonymously, mostly due to privacy issues or internet gaming community traditions.

Chris Sievey was also involved, possibly pseudonymously as one of the aforementioned names.

He also continued writing poetry and submitting it, anonymously or pseudonymously, to the local papers.

The paper's articles are written by established music journalists (some contributing pseudonymously), industry figures and musicians.

In 2007 staffers from the Hillary Clinton presidential campaign were found to have pseudonymously created accounts.

Parallel to this major work May also published shorter stories and some puzzles anonymously or pseudonymously from 1887 to 1891.

Swift, an Anglican clergyman, published much of his work anonymously or pseudonymously.

(1982), a biography of a patient pseudonymously called Sylvia Frumkin.

Our traitor entered himself pseudonymously into the Gaming Actor roster.