Nonexistent people used in hoaxes
A Gay Girl In DamascusAimi EguchiAlleged Ouze Merham interview of Ariel SharonAllegra ColemanAndreas KaravisAnthony Godby JohnsonAntipater of AcanthusAraki YasusadaBernard WeishCedric AllinghamClay BertrandColonel TombDavid Manning (fictitious writer)Ern Malley hoaxErnst BettlerGruban MalićH. Rochester SneathHenryk Batuta hoaxHoax letter writersIsrael Cohen (hoax)J. FortescueJT LeRoyJean-Baptiste BotulJoachim-Raphaël BoronaliJohann Dieter WassmannKasongo IlungaKaycee NicoleKazuo UzukiKodee KenningsKoot HoomiKryakutnoyLonelygirl15Lucian Yahoo DragomanLucy LightfootLustfaustMartin EisenstadtMartin ŠmídMasal BugduvNat Tate: An American Artist 1928–1960Ossian
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A Gay Girl In DamascusAimi EguchiAlleged Ouze Merham interview of Ariel SharonAllegra ColemanAndreas KaravisAnthony Godby JohnsonAntipater of AcanthusAraki YasusadaBernard WeishCedric AllinghamClay BertrandColonel TombDavid Manning (fictitious writer)Ern Malley hoaxErnst BettlerGruban MalićH. Rochester SneathHenryk Batuta hoaxHoax letter writersIsrael Cohen (hoax)J. FortescueJT LeRoyJean-Baptiste BotulJoachim-Raphaël BoronaliJohann Dieter WassmannKasongo IlungaKaycee NicoleKazuo UzukiKodee KenningsKoot HoomiKryakutnoyLonelygirl15Lucian Yahoo DragomanLucy LightfootLustfaustMartin EisenstadtMartin ŠmídMasal BugduvNat Tate: An American Artist 1928–1960Ossian
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