What’s in an name? Famous Literary Pseudonyms
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There’s contemporary romance and mistaken identities galore in Nobody’s Perfect when Leonard Loftus uses a female pseudonym to enter a comeptition at a feminist publishing house, but just how realistic is it?
Is it possible to create an fictional identity just for the purposes to publishing and get away with it? From Lewis Carroll, to Dr. Suess, and yes, even J.K Rowling, a lot of famous authors that we know and love today have kept something hidden from us. Their real names. Much like the superheroes he created, even Stan Lee has an secret identity. But not all of them were trying to trick their audience…
Nobody’s Perfect
Tuesday 4 to Saturday 8 October 2016
Grand Theatre, Blackpool
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