An author's true name is simply the name written on their birth certificate, marriage certificate, and/or the name written on the court order name change.
If you are referring to the name authors sometimes use as not to reveal their true identity, that would be a pseudonym. It is also known as pen-name or nom de plume, which is French for the same.
This is False. A bibliography needs to be alphabetized by an author's last name. This makes it easier for the researchers to find.
Avi. His real name is Edward Irving Wortis. Avi is just his pen name.
Aaron Ehaz (not exactly sure about the spelling of his last name)
The author used a pen name to keep their true identity hidden from the public.
A pseudonym is a pen name, or a made-up name in order to hide the true identity of the author. On the internet, a pseudonym may be used by a blogger/gamer (etc.) to hide their true name and personal information. Another word for this is "alias".
God is the true author of the Bible. He used men to pen the Bible
References in a bibliography should be listed in alphabetical order by the last name of the first author, with works by the same author ordered chronologically. Each reference includes the author's name, publication date, title, and source.
Charlaine Harriss is the author of the book series True Blood is based off of.
Franklin W. Dixon was the pen name of the author of the Hardy Boys, however his true identity I am unsure of.
That is true.
False. If there is no author name, you should use the title of the work in the first entry in the works cited list. It should not be listed under the publishing company name alphabetically.
Pauline True's birth name is Pauline Elizabeth True.