I've gone back and forth on linking my real identity with my alter-ego's. The reasons aren't complicated. I'm afraid that my self-published titles could someday hinder my chances of selling to a traditional publisher. I'm also afraid that the types of books I've published under the pseudonym would be problematic when I get around to shopping out my fantasy novels; I fear being pigeon-holed. Okay, and if I'm being really honest, in the beginning I might have been afraid that the self-published book would get terrible reviews (paranoid much...yes), and those terrible reviews would further damage my future publishing chances. This fear has been lessened. While not everyone has raved about the book, the response has been favorable. Small in scale, but favorable. As I write this post, Amazon shows 4.5 out of 5 stars; granted only five reviews account for this. Yet, through Amazon's KDP program I've sold quite a few copies and gave away over 30