Why did Ruth Rendell write under the name of Barbara Vine?
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Ruth Rendell wrote under the pseudonym Barbara Vine to distinguish her psychological thrillers and more literary works from her crime novels. While Ruth Rendell was well-known for her detective fiction, particularly featuring her character Inspector Wexford, she wanted to explore different themes and styles without the expectations associated with her established name.