If you wanted to write a book anonymously, what would your pen name be?
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Max. Power.
The name you love to touch, but you must not touch.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4w3zdkmw2E4
From Wikipedia,""Homer to the Max" is the thirteenth episode of The Simpsons' tenth season, which originally broadcast on February 7, 1999.1 Homer discovers that a television show broadcasting in Springfield, Police Cops, has a hero also named Homer Simpson. He is delighted with the positive attention he receives because of the show. However, when the television character is changed from a hero to a bumbling idiot, Homer is mocked and taunted by those he knows, so he changes his name to "Max Power" to rid himself of the negative attention. He gains new friends, and is forced into a protest to prevent a forest from being knocked down. In the end, "Max" changes his name back to Homer. It was written by John Swartzwelder and directed by Pete Michels.2 Overall, the episode received a Nielsen rating of 8.5.3"
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WYSIWYG
You know what to expect from a "cheapgamer" and if I were to write a book it would likely be on the topic on personal finance or gaming.
OR
If I were to write a fiction it may be a YA fantasy at which point my name would be Savin Soothsayer. Savin would also be a minor character in each book.
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:)
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Lawrence Conway
Because those are boss names. If not go with something that means something. Nanthield West changed his name to West, claiming that a wise man once told him to "Go West!". Symbolizing the frontier, the future and the hope of greener pastures he followed the man's advice and wrote under the name West for the rest of his career.
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We are strange.
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T.H. are my actual initials, and Colvell is a family name. I like it!
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M$Lemme 'splain:
When I was a kid, I entered a local radio contest from WCTC-AM in New Brunswick, NJ. The contest was called "Lunch with Mike," and it was to have Mike Jarmus come ans do his talk show from your house.
We didn't win, but as runners-up we got invited to thee house where it was done.
I was fascinated with broadcasting from the moment I stepped into the house--and even more when mike handed me a card to read. My first live read, lost in time, was for Foster-Grant Sunglasses. I did it sitting right at that woman's dining room table! After the show, when we got in the car--and 25 years later we still have no idea how the subject came up--my mother told me that my parents were going to originally name me something other than my actual name., but my initials would have been embarrassing, so they picked a different first and middle name. But if you took the original intended first and middle names and used them as a name--it had a ring to it.
Honest to God, I told my mother "You know, I like that. If--no, when I go into radio, that's the name I'm using. And 5 years later at WMUC AM (now long-gone) and FM (still exists), I made good on the promise.
You can hear the very first time I said it on the radio, too...the clip from archive.org is attached. From that exact moment, and particularly from 1990 to 1993 as I began hosting live-remote vbroadcasts around the university's campus (I wanted to do it like I'd seen it done in 1985), it just became a persona that grew and grew. All the way doen to the "Get my Mug on Your Mug Mug," which one person in the world possesses--it was sent as a gag gift from one college friend to another that's halfway around the world.
People at the radio station would say hi, and it took me about a year to realize they were actually talking to me. The more I said it, the more I grew into it. My best friends used the name, somewhat jokingly, and a few do to this day.
Boy was I pissed to find out how many guys with the same name there are in broadcasting--especially since I'd picked it for a reason. I never went into broadcasting professionally.
But even 15-16 years later, I was doing an occasional voiceover (audio clip 3, a commercial for The Nook in Wantagh, Long Island is from 2006) or production for radio. It's been the name I've used for everything. (It's better than "Jewy McJew," which is what my name might as well have been if I was going to use it--and my name doesn't roll off the tongue too easily.) I even topped the country singer with a similarly spelled name in google searches when he first started out--I used to get e-mails for him. I'd answer them and forward them. Until his wife died suddenly--I just forwarded them.
My first-grader son even knows THAT was dad's name when he was on the radio "a long time ago."
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Why I choose this, because it grabs the attention of readers.
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Then put the name into a search engine to be sure that no other writer is using the name.
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Makes me sound exotic and interesting, rather than my stock standard real name.
Plus its actually Maori, the native language of my home country.
Plus plus it means "Awesome book", which would make it also an accurate label :).
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M$i like that name
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Soni A Mickoom
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