Bachman
Bachman is a surname of German origin, from words meaning "brook man"—someone living near a stream.
The name appears in various cultural contexts: Randy Bachman of Bachman-Turner Overdrive, author Richard Bachman (Stephen King's pseudonym), or the Bachman's warbler, an extinct North American bird.
The Bachman books were later revealed to be King's work.
Bestselling horror fiction writer
- pen nameAuthor's assumed identity
- alter egoA secondary persona
- pseudonymFictitious professional name
- RoadworkHighway construction zone
Blaze · horror · thriller · suspense · fiction · publishing · unmasked · secret identity
Study of family descent
- familyRelated people together
- ancestryFamily line of descent
- lineageDescent from progenitors
- heritageInherited cultural legacy
clan · kin · bloodline · pedigree · descent · forebears · relatives · patronymic
One who plays six strings
- songwriterOne who composes music
- WinnipegManitoba's capital city
- classic rockEnduring guitar-driven music
- rock bandMusicians performing amplified guitar music
Central European language
- TeutonicOf ancient German peoples
- BachGerman composer surname
- streamSteady continuous flow
- brookSmall flowing watercourse
Mann · occupational · topographic · Bavarian · Prussian · Alsatian · Swiss German · Austrian
Stephen King
Bestselling horror fiction writer
Roadwork · Blaze · horror · thriller · suspense · fiction · publishing · unmasked · secret identity
genealogy
Study of family descent
heritage · clan · kin · bloodline · pedigree · descent · forebears · relatives · patronymic · German-American
guitarist
One who plays six strings
- songwriterOne who composes music
- WinnipegManitoba's capital city
- classic rockEnduring guitar-driven music
German
Central European language
brook · Mann · occupational · topographic · Bavarian · Prussian · Alsatian · Swiss German · Austrian · surname origin
BachmanDavid Bowie
Starman glam rocker
Alice Cooper · Elton John · KISS · Freddie Mercury · glam rock
bachelor, man, manly, manliness, manhood, mankind, manful, manfully, unmanly