Sugar House Bulletin | 1946-08-16 | Page 3 | Authors Conceal Identity through Many Methods

Authors Conceal Identity Through Many Methods Authors wishing to conceal their identity have employed 31 different differ-ent methods of signing their work, says Collier's. Besides the word "Anonymous," they have used, for example, real or false initials, general terms like "A Lady" or "A Traveler," and fictitious names formed by rearranging the letters of their own. Some of these methods are even named and listed in dictionaries, one being pseudandry, the use of. a masculine name by a woman as a pseudonym.