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'''Marcel Vigier''' was French author who published under various pseudonyms including J. du Valbenoit , François-Charles , H. de Luray and possibly al

...contain personally identifying information, communication that is based on pseudonyms is often not classified as "anonymous", but as "pseudonymous" instead. Inde

...as]], [[Esbey]], [[Selby]], and [[Selbey]] - which are also believed to be pseudonyms of Roland Brévannes.

Using his real name, Pierre Dumarchey, and various pseudonyms including: Docteur Fowler, Pierre du Bourdel, Pierre de Jusange, Sadie Blac

...ictitious alternative to a person's legal name (see alias). In some cases, pseudonyms are adopted because it is part of a cultural or organizational tradition, a Pseudonyms are also used to hide an individual's identity, as with writers' pen names,

The real name for this artist is unknown, he used the pseudonyms Jim of Swiss Jim, which might mean he was Swiss. The artist actively collab

'''Richard Steen''' and '''Asger Lund''' are both pseudonyms of Kjeld Frydenlund, a Danish writer and artist working in Danish and Engli ...ust signed "RS" before he started using the full name Richard Steen. Other pseudonyms that Kjeld Frydenlund has sometimes used include "Stanley W. Baker", "Pete

...e, the following list is alphabetized by first name since many of them are pseudonyms.

* [[Luc Lafnet]] (artist, using the pseudonyms [[Jim Black]] and Viset)

...ss and photographer, she has published [[BDSM]]-related writings under the pseudonyms '''Jean de Berg''' and '''Jeanne de Berg'''.

...to magazine ''Humour'' under the name Charléno. The real name behind those pseudonyms is unknown to us.

...r"''. At the same time he worked for magazine La [[Revue]] Érotique, using pseudonyms like Savage and John Bee. In the early 1960s, he became an independent illu

...lp magazine]] author who wrote many stories under his own name and various pseudonyms. As was the case with many prolific contributors to the pulps, he wrote in

...ist]] and [[publisher]] and [[pornography|pornographer]] who also used the pseudonyms '''Erasmus Perkins''' and '''Philosemus'''.

...ns in ''Les Grandes Flagellées de l'Histoire'' (1909). Another of his many pseudonyms is, possibly, La Vrille (''Le Journal d'une masseuse'').

...nted by [[Blue Moon]] and its successors, often under different titles and pseudonyms. The book numbers are part of the Black Cat series, so the GPVL titles are