Aug 12

Baileys Is Recognizing Female Authors Who Used Male Pseudonyms With a 25-Book Collection

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Egerton, Eliot, Fleming and Sand may have all been the “men” behind some of the most widely celebrated works in the Western literary canon, but not a single George authored these texts. In fact, the writers of Keynotes, Middlemarch, The Head of Medusa and Indiana were all women who chose to adopt pseudonyms during a…

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