: Re: What kind of name should a fantasy author go by? I'm currently in the middle of writing several fantasy books and, even though I'm not done with any of them, I can't stop thinking about how

Just use your Initials and last name

G.R.R. Martin

J.R.R. Tolkien

J.K Rowling

seems to work well for them...

If your last name doesn't have a nice ring to it, just make one up. Or if your last name is too foreign for english language novels (by that I mean Easter, or Middle Eastern), get a pen name.

Akhmed Bin Al Shahi --> you might consider calling yourself A B A Shane.

Yes the world is racist and sexist. And people do judge a book by its cover, and an author by the published name.

And believe me when I say, my real name is not the dolphin of france, that's just what the president calls me.

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