Some American Literary Pseudonymes
"H. H.," Helen Hunt Jackson.
"Ik Marvel," Donald Grant Mitchell.
"Pansy," Mrs. Isabella Alden.
"Sophie May," Rebecca S. Clarke.
"Cousin Alice," or "Alice E. Lee," Mrs. Alice (Bradley) Haven.
"George Fleming," Julia Constance Fletcher.
"Margaret Sidney," Mrs. H. M. Lothrop.
"Col. Ingham," Edward Everett Hale.
"Fanny Forrester," Mrs. Emily (Chubbuck) Judson.
"Frank Forrester," Henry William Herbert.
"Francis Forrester," Daniel Wise.
"Fanny Fern," Mrs. Sarah Payson (Willis) Parton.
"Jennie June," Mrs. Jennie C. Croly.
"Peter Parley," Samuel Griswold Goodrich.
"Timothy Titcomb," Josiah Gilbert Holland.
"Elizabeth Wetherell," Susan Warner.
"Florence Percy," Mrs. Elizabeth (Akers) Allen.
"Martha Farquherson," Martha Finley.
"Marian Harland," Mrs. Mary Virginia (Hawes) Terhune.
"Gail Hamilton," Mary Abigail Dodge.
"Howard Glyndon," Mrs. Laura C. (Redden) Searing.
"Porte Crayon," David Hunter Strother.
"Petroleum V. Nasby," David Ross Locke.
"Warrington," William S. Robinson.
"Mrs. Partington," Benjamin P. Shillaber.
"Stella," Mrs. Estelle Anna (Robinson) Lewis.
"Grace Greenwood," Mrs. Sara J. Lippincott.
"Virginia Champlin," Miss Grace V. Lord.
"Ik Marvel," Donald Grant Mitchell.
"Pansy," Mrs. Isabella Alden.
"Sophie May," Rebecca S. Clarke.
"Cousin Alice," or "Alice E. Lee," Mrs. Alice (Bradley) Haven.
"George Fleming," Julia Constance Fletcher.
"Margaret Sidney," Mrs. H. M. Lothrop.
"Col. Ingham," Edward Everett Hale.
"Fanny Forrester," Mrs. Emily (Chubbuck) Judson.
"Frank Forrester," Henry William Herbert.
"Francis Forrester," Daniel Wise.
"Fanny Fern," Mrs. Sarah Payson (Willis) Parton.
"Jennie June," Mrs. Jennie C. Croly.
"Peter Parley," Samuel Griswold Goodrich.
"Timothy Titcomb," Josiah Gilbert Holland.
"Elizabeth Wetherell," Susan Warner.
"Florence Percy," Mrs. Elizabeth (Akers) Allen.
"Martha Farquherson," Martha Finley.
"Marian Harland," Mrs. Mary Virginia (Hawes) Terhune.
"Gail Hamilton," Mary Abigail Dodge.
"Howard Glyndon," Mrs. Laura C. (Redden) Searing.
"Porte Crayon," David Hunter Strother.
"Petroleum V. Nasby," David Ross Locke.
"Warrington," William S. Robinson.
"Mrs. Partington," Benjamin P. Shillaber.
"Stella," Mrs. Estelle Anna (Robinson) Lewis.
"Grace Greenwood," Mrs. Sara J. Lippincott.
"Virginia Champlin," Miss Grace V. Lord.
Constance Fenimore Woolson has written some beautiful American stories under her own name. She is a worthy descendant of Fenimore Cooper of Cooperstown, N.Y., and resides in Cleveland, O.