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The other part of his life he kept more or less private, and pseudonymous to the end.

It should be further recognized that the members of these groups are themselves pseudonymous.

There was a sense in which such books were not wholly pseudonymous.

Some commentators seemed to be pseudonymous journalists working for either group.

For a pseudonymous work, you may give either the pseudonym or the legal name of the author.

Many of Koontz's pseudonymous novels are now available under his real name.

He told me you wrote pseudonymous histories, some of them quite famous."

Where appropriate, this article will mention the respective author, pseudonymous or not.

Electric Banana was a pseudonymous 1967 album of the band.

But he acknowledged that the pseudonymous communication allowed the discussion at times to become "aggressive."

A pseudonymous husband surfaced for a second and was replaced by powerful in-laws.

The use of pseudonymous identities has always been part of the literary world.

Anonymous and pseudonymous publications were common in the sixteenth century publishing world.

It is also perhaps telling that Snyder describes all of his pseudonymous test subjects as male.

The dispatches of the pseudonymous copper do not always make for cheerful reading.

However I don't believe you should ban anonymous or pseudonymous comments.

He said his next book would be a mystery with a pseudonymous author, Benjamin Black.

Perhaps Google will amend its policies and allow people to create pseudonymous accounts in the future.

I don't actually know, as I've had pseudonymous releases and compilations.

How well do you know your pseudonymous authors?

The network does not allow anonymous or pseudonymous interactions.

He, too, had planned to vote for the pseudonymous Ms. Martin.

If filing under a fictitious name, check the "Pseudonymous" box when giving information about the authors.

Typically pseudonymous, they were (and are) largely works of fiction written by ghostwriters.

However, many people found the subject matter distasteful, and as a result, authorship was often anonymous or pseudonymous.