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Debbie's Spurts (D.A.)
(last edited Feb 10, 2013 11:30AM)
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Just curious, why is "Miss" or "Mrs." more acceptable than "Dr." or "Sir"?
And if author uses everywhere, why are her regular goodreads posts omitting the Miss?
Either way, I'll leave for staff to handle.
If there are rules about prefixes/titles on author names not in the manual, should be added. I do realize there are some oddball pen names like "Miss S." that are obviously not going to be edited for titles anymore than pen name "Dr. K"

It's possible that "Miss Kitty Roads" is also a pen name like your examples.

There is this from her blog, tagged "pen name". She is talking about how to sign a letter (with pen name or real name).
But I need to ask how do I sign it? I am using a pen name, and I have already stated that in my letter along with my real name. So the question stands How do I sign the letter?
http://misskittyroads.wordpress.com/t...
Sounds like she considers "Miss Kitty Roads" to be a pen name. Do we know that Kitty Roads is her name?

Judging from the way she's written things like "Real Name aka Miss Kitty Roads" in the blog post you linked, I would definitely conclude that Kitty Roads is NOT her real name.
ETA: Yay cross posting!
