Comparing Eric Blair's Nineteen Eighty-Four, To Charles Dodgson

Names are important use to identify someone or something, for example, a person’s name differentiate themselves to others. However, fake names are even more useful than real names, especially towards writers. Authors use pen names because they want to conceal their gender, their pen name defied proper etiquette, and they want to hide their true identity. From Eric Blair, the author of Nineteen Eighty-Four, to Charles Dodgson, the writer of the fantasy world Alice in Wonderland, these authors used a pen name for these purposes. Moving right along, many people responds negatively towards a book depending on who exactly wrote it. A common thread in this situation is men judging a book that was written by a female. One example of this epidemic