| Because of his fear of reprisals he had to resort to a nom de plume and assumed whistleblower status. |
| Nick de Plume is a nom de plume for 19-year old Harvard Student Nick Ciarelli, who's run the site for six years, and notched up an impressive record of scoops. |
| For some bloggers, a nom de plume might be used when the blogger's real name is phonetically unwieldy or so common as to be undistinguishable. |
| Mr. Yates chose the last, and thenceforward it became Mr. Dodgson's ordinary nom de plume. |
| Pierre Loti was the nom de plume of Julian Viaud, a young French midshipman who, in 1872, came upon a beauty named Rarahu bathing in a sylvan pool behind Papeete. |
| The nom de plume was their property and could not be appropriated by any other publisher. |
