heteronyms

• “Pessoa called these inventions "heteronyms," rather than pseudonyms, and there may have been as many as 70 or 80.”

  The Wall Street Journal: In Lisbon, Writers Die but Art Lives On

• “Scholars say he invented numerous "heteronyms" (his word) who interacted with him and each other throughout Pessoa's otherwise reclusive and lonely life.”

  BroadwayWorld.com Tempe Stories

• “heteronyms," has no linear order and therefore can be read at random, each section providing wonderfully unique perspectives on our collective tedious lives.”

  columbiatribune.com stories

• “One imagines a Pessoa of cinema, ruling like the other over the people of his heteronyms.”

  The Huffington Post: Bernard-Henri Lévy: Alain Delon on Taddéï. Régis Jauffret Pilloried?

• “This week, for one of my classes (The Visceral I), we read the Portuguese modernist Fernando Pessoa and his heteronyms.”

  the long road to whitman : Jeffrey McDaniel : Harriet the Blog : The Poetry Foundation

• “Pessoa's heteronyms differ from pseudonyms in that he invented a biography and a different writing style for each of his "other selves.”

  Antiquarian Weird Tales: Our Pulp Fiction Heritage and the Significance of Moldering Magazines

• “A search for heteronyms or homographs will bring up a bunch of pages with big lists of them, and particular groups of them.”

  Homographs and Heteronyms

• “There are actually a lot of interesting things going on with heteronyms and homographs that result in their existence.”

  Homographs and Heteronyms

• “Pessoa was a Portuguese poet who created four "heteronyms.”

  Writers and their multiple personalities

• “My fantasy would be to create as many of these heteronyms as possible, each with a unique audience, with no overlap in fan base or method.”

  Disquiet » Army of One

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