Fine question.
In this case, because of author's notes in the story itself.
They indicate taking their user name from their child's name instead, and share their gender as a woman in another note as well.
would not have commented accordingly without information supporting the claim.
although that reminds me of something I read once, which I wondered about factually. That most fanfiction writers are women.
Like you, I remain curious how the claim was established.
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On Wed, 13 Oct 2021, Elizabeth DeLooze via groups.io wrote:
How would you know if a writer was male or female if they don't post something to that affect on their page? There are plenty of writers who's nom de plume is genderless or reflects a different gender then the writer's actual one. And then there are the nom de plumes that a single name but are actually a group of 2 or more writers. On Monday, October 11, 2021, 07:03:14 PM EDT, Karen Lewellen <klewellen@...> wrote:
He who?
This writer is a women.
On Mon, 11 Oct 2021, ghfrench68@... wrote:
He posted as recently as February of this year at Fanfiction.net.? It is a different story though.
