JimMorcombe
Pen Names
Uncle Jim
Firstly,
Authors often write books under different Pen Names so they can write in different genres.
If someone has successfully published under one name, does that make it easier to publish under a second name or is it just as hard as getting the first book published?
Secondly,
Robert Jordan wrote some Connan books. I picked up a copy of one of them last night. I think it was "Connan the Magnificent". It was from Random Houses "Legend" Imprint.
The Copyright notice said "Terry Brooks" claims authorship.
If Robert Jordan really Terry Brooks?
Doesn't it destroy the benefits of using a Pen Name if the publisher goes and puts the real name in the Copyright statement?
Nephew Jim
Uncle Jim
Firstly,
Authors often write books under different Pen Names so they can write in different genres.
If someone has successfully published under one name, does that make it easier to publish under a second name or is it just as hard as getting the first book published?
Secondly,
Robert Jordan wrote some Connan books. I picked up a copy of one of them last night. I think it was "Connan the Magnificent". It was from Random Houses "Legend" Imprint.
The Copyright notice said "Terry Brooks" claims authorship.
If Robert Jordan really Terry Brooks?
Doesn't it destroy the benefits of using a Pen Name if the publisher goes and puts the real name in the Copyright statement?
Nephew Jim