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Oh, so are you saying I don't need to list a co-author or contributor? That would make it really easy! :)

Alternatively, you can link the books published under 'Tami Franklin' to your current profile by adding 'T.M. Franklin' as a secondary author, but you will not have an access to edit function for these books if you will leave 'Tami Franklin' as unclaimed profile.

https://www.goodreads.com/topic/show/...
Here is the author field policy; there is a part on pen names.
https://www.goodreads.com/help/show/4...
I'm not an expert on this so someone will correct me if I am wrong.

I didn't consider the middle initial. Thanks!

Olivia wrote: "I think 'Tami M. Franklin' would be a correct name as per policy to consist of 'T.M. Franklin' and 'Tami Franklin' books.
Alternatively, you can link the books published under 'Tami Franklin' to your current profile by adding 'T.M. Franklin' as a secondary author, but you will not have an access to edit function for these books if you will leave 'Tami Franklin' as unclaimed profile."
I agree that these are the options.
Alternatively, you can link the books published under 'Tami Franklin' to your current profile by adding 'T.M. Franklin' as a secondary author, but you will not have an access to edit function for these books if you will leave 'Tami Franklin' as unclaimed profile."
I agree that these are the options.
However, I don't think I want to create a separate Goodreads author profile for the new penname. I read the help topic and wanted to make sure I understand it.
If I write under Tami Franklin, and add T.M. Franklin as a co-author or a contributor when I publish, I can then add books for both pennames under my current profile, correct? Is it enough to do this for the print version, or will all versions of the book need to list both names?