Romance Authors' Names

There is a few romance authors' names that make me question their sanity for not adopting a pen name or two, but there are some that makes me question my sanity for not getting their names right. Names that make my head spin:

• Jacquie D'Alessandro A name I'd not like to see again. I constantly get both names wrong, ranging from Jacqueline to D'Arcy [don't ask]. Thankfully, her web site address is a lot easier to memorise: jacquied.com
• Gaelen Foley My attempts to remember how to spell her first name vexed me a-many times. Gael isn't hard to forget, so why do I constantly get her name wrong, ffs? Whenever I write her name, I usually think, "Gealan? Gelean? Gaelan? Fuck. Gael...in? Gaelin! No, no. Gaelan? Hm, Gaelun?" Edited: I should explain why I have problems spelling her name. As many know, Gaelen is a modern male name, so it's extremely difficult for me to remember that she - as a female - has this name, hence my stupidity.
• Jude Deveraux When I write her surname down, I always have a twig of doubt that I have it right because, mostly, I have a long-time friend whose surname is Devereaux.
• Jo Beverley My failure to remember how to spell her surname baffles me. Actually, I have a friend whose name is Beverley and she was irritated with me enough to allow me - the only one allowed in the entire country - address her in writing as 'Bev'. :D
• Liz Carlyle I have a habit of spelling her surname as Carlysle, mostly because of 'Carlisle', a town not far from Newcastle where I used to live. It's rather embarrassing because Carlyle is quite a popular surname over here.
• Catherine Mulvany This is an embarrassing admission, but I tend to spell her surname as 'Mulfey'.
• Cheryl Reavis Another embarrassing admission: I tend to spell her surname as Reiver. I think now I'll quietly dissolve into a pool of shame.
• Marsha Canham I tend to spell her first name as 'Martha'. God knows why.
• Dallas Schulze I have never ever get her surname right. For some reason I always think it has to have a 't' in there somewhere. Such as Shultz, Shultze.
• Heather Graham Pozzessere Here, I tend to spell her surname as 'Pozzessesse' or, at one time, 'Puzzesese'

Hm, now you know what's been hopping on my mind while I slowly sink in a pool of boredom of doing sock-pairing. I wish there is a robotic device to do the sorting and pairing for me. Has anyone ever solved the one-sock mystery, by the way? Link of the Day: This Into That Be good, be bad & be safe.