FAQ About Neil Gaiman

Yes, Neil Gaiman has written under pseudonyms and used pen names for various projects during his career. Here are a few instances where he has done so:

• Richard Grey: Gaiman used the pseudonym "Richard Grey" for some of his early journalism and non-fiction writing.
• The Gernsback Continuum: In one of his early short stories, "The Gernsback Continuum," Gaiman used the pen name "Don Durito de la Lacandona." This story is part of his collection "Angels and Visitations."
• Graphic Novels: While not exactly pseudonyms, Gaiman sometimes used variations of his name when writing graphic novels and comics. For instance, he credited himself as "Neil R. Gaiman" in some of his comic book work.