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What do you call a book written by an unknown author?

There isn't one specific term for a book written by an unknown author. Here are some options depending on the context:

General terms:

* Anonymous book: This is the most common and straightforward term.

* Unattributed book: This emphasizes the lack of attribution to a specific author.

* Work of unknown authorship: This is a more formal way of saying it.

Specific terms:

* Pseudonymous book: This refers to a book written under a fake name.

* Folklore: This refers to traditional stories and beliefs passed down orally, often with no known author.

* Anonymous classic: This refers to a famous book with no known author, such as "Beowulf" or "The Canterbury Tales."

Other terms:

* Lost author: This is used when an author's identity is unknown but there are clues or evidence suggesting they may have existed.

* Mystery author: This is used when the author's identity is a mystery and a subject of speculation.

The best term to use depends on the specific context and the reason for the book's anonymity.

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