[stylist] FW: keeping poems, for Robert, Bridgit, Lynda, and Barbara, others

[Pagan Tree]

Sem, Thank you much.  I am going to go the safe route and hold back the
preface. This story is too important to me to take chances with. I have
shared it with others through hard copy and readings, but never online. I
will keep it that way for now.
I so appreciate the words of council. I love how we could all rely on each
other. And another thing is that we do not have to be constantly in
eachothers' faces. We could be completely absent from the list for years,
put out one little post and get great advice from friends who support us in
our craft.
Have a wonderful and Blessed night.
Eve

On Sat, Jun 13, 2015 at 5:38 PM, Semirhage via stylist <stylist at nfbnet.org>
wrote:

> There is always publishing under a pen name if one is writing something
> that they don't want associated with their name for both writing and
> professional reasons. It can also avoid reader confusion. IF someone, for
> example, is famous for writing mysteries, then they decide to go for an
> erotica or fantasy or horror novel, they could use a pen name to avoid
> genre confusion and to keep the lines nicely divided in those cases where
> it's preferable. So there are many reasons to take a pen name and they're
> all useful. I and my husband do it for privacy, which is also another
> common reason.
> Sem
> I'm friends with the monster that's under my bed.
> I get along with the voices inside of my head.
>
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