Ken, Kenneth, or Kenneth G. Ross?
Ross, known as "Ken Ross" at school, had begun to write under the nom de guerre of "Kenneth Ross" in order to set himself apart from various other well-known creative Australians known as "Ken Ross".
More recently, however, Ross has written under the name of "Kenneth G. Ross" in order to avoid confusion with the Scottish/American Kenneth Ross who wrote the screenplays for the movies The Day of the Jackal and The Odessa File.
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