Other Writers and Their Heteronyms
- Søren Kierkegaard - Had more than a dozen heteronyms with distinct biographies and personalities.
- David Solway, Canadian writer, writing as Andreas Karavis.
- Kent Johnson, American scholar and poet writing as Araki Yasusada.
- Robin Skelton, Canadian poet and occultist, writing as French surrealist Georges Zuk.
- B.H. Fairchild, American poet, writing as Roy Eldridge Garcia.
- Romain Gary, French writer, writing as Émile Ajar, Fosco Sinibaldi, Shatan Bogat.
- Antoine Volodine, French writer, writing as Elli Kronauer, Manuela Draeger, Lutz Bassman.
- Brian O'Nolan writing as Myles na gCopaleen
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