My Many Pen Names

Authors often use pen names to separate different genres or areas of expertise, maintain privacy, or create a distinctive brand identity that resonates with specific audiences. Having multiple pen names allows for clear segmentation of one's creative and professional personas, making it easier for readers to associate each name with its unique niche.

I am Normal

Let’s get one thing straight—I don’t suffer from multiple personality disorder. There’s no problem here. We’re all fine, thank you very much!

As an author, it’s perfectly normal (emphasis on normal) to have multiple pen names. It’s not a symptom of an identity crisis; it’s just good branding. Each of my pen names serves a purpose, like specialized tools in a creative toolbox. ”

Readers see one name and think, “Ah, Christian wisdom,” while another name shouts, “Pass me the joystick!

Having multiple pen names isn’t about being someone else—it’s about being ALL of someone. Privacy? Check. Genre separation? Check. A touch of theatrical flair? Oh, absolutely.

So, no need to worry. We’re not fighting for control over the keyboard. We’re all working together, just like a well-organized group of... let’s call them “enthusiastic collaborators.” And you can trust me on that. Signed, me (and also me, and occasionally that other guy).