10 Best Books Like By Any Other Name

If you loved By Any Other Name by Jodi Picoult, here are the most similar books our readers recommend.

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Romance4.42024544 pages

When aspiring playwright Melina Green discovers her work is dismissed in New York's male-dominated theater world, she takes inspiration from her ancestor Emilia Bassano and submits her play under a male pseudonym. As her deception leads to unexpected success, Melina must navigate the dangerous game of literary fraud while questioning what it truly means to claim ownership of one's art and identity.

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Quick Comparison: Books Like By Any Other Name

BookAuthorRatingYearPagesBest For
When He Was WickedJulia Quinn02004—Closest match
A Night to SurrenderTessa Dare4.22011400Similar vibes
Tom LakeAnn Patchett0——Similar vibes
A Gentleman's OfferEmma Orchard4.02025320Similar vibes
A Lady by MidnightTessa Dare4.32013—Similar vibes
To Catch an HeiressJulia Quinn02006384Similar vibes
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An Offer from a GentlemanJulia Quinn02004—Similar vibes

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Frequently Asked Questions

What books are most similar to By Any Other Name?

The most similar books to By Any Other Name are When He Was Wicked, A Night to Surrender, Tom Lake.

What should I read after By Any Other Name?

After finishing By Any Other Name, readers most commonly pick up When He Was Wicked next. Alternatively, you might enjoy more books by Jodi Picoult, such as The Storyteller.

Who writes books like Jodi Picoult?

Authors similar to Jodi Picoult include Kristin Hannah, Taylor Jenkins Reid.

What genre is By Any Other Name?

By Any Other Name is a Romance novel by Jodi Picoult, published in 2024.

How long is By Any Other Name?

By Any Other Name is 544 pages long.

About By Any Other Name

Student playwright Melina Green finds that even in New York, her words will struggle to make the stage, when the power is held by men. Inspired by the life of her ancestor Emilia Bassano, a gifted and witty storyteller herself, Melina takes a lesson from history, and submits a play under a male pseudonym . .