log out of wordpress.com and register another username account using a different email address;
invite the new username account to become a new Administrator of the blog you want to transfer;
transfer one (or more) of the blogs to the new username account.
http://en.support.wordpress.com/moving-a-blog/#transferring-your-blog-to-another-user-or-account

Been blogging for only about 3 months now. Just learning the ropes on the technical side. Here's my first issue:

I've got multiple blogs under one account (or email, I guess). I've got a blog which I would like to be my main blog, and another which I would like to have more risque material, and so remain anonymous.

I just realized that my gravatar is set for my main blog so that when I reply to comments on my anonymous blog, it links to my main blog, my main gravatar profile, etc. basically linking these accounts.

How can I possibly keep them separate and not have these two worlds collide? Someone please help.

different usernames for different blogs on one account

When we register a username account here the email address we provide becomes our unique identifier. When we are logged into WordPress.com and register a blog it's registered to that username account we are logged in under and to the email address which is our unique identifier. We can register as many blogs as we wish and provided we are using the same username account then all the blogs will be registered under it and the associated email account. We can change our "display name" but that display name will appear on all blogs registered under the same username account.
http://en.support.wordpress.com/email-address/
http://en.support.wordpress.com/change-your-username/#change-display-name-nickname

In order to completely separate the blogs that you do not want to be associated with each other you register another username account using a different email address when you are logged out of WordPress.com. http://en.support.wordpress.com/register-a-blog/ Then you add the new username account as an official user of the blog, and designate them (ie. you) as an Admin. Next you transfer one of the blogs to the new username account using this process. http://en.support.wordpress.com/moving-a-blog/#transferring-your-blog-to-another-user-or-account

I have started two different blogs - one under a name on twitter (so I am identifiable) and the other I want as an anonymous poetry blog. I had my username as the twittername but then saw that when I posted on the second blog - visualizewhatyoucantsee, this would come up as eg 'john smith posted on visualizewhatyoucantsee's blog' so i changed it to visualizewhatyoucantsee's blog, however as my second blog is also linked into the same account it now works the other way so will say visualizewhatyoucantsee posted on John smith's blog - hence giving away the fact that it me writing both and is therefore not anonymous. I hope that makes sense?? So how can i have two different blogs but have different names showing as posting the content - so visualizewhatyoucantsee posts on visualizewhatyoucantsee's blog and John Smith posts on John Smiths blog - as they are both on my one account?

http://wastenotwantmore.wordpress.com/2012/01/14/getting-blogged-down

'd like this one to be anonymous, in that readers won't know my identity or that I'm the same person that has the other blogs. Is this possible?

Yes. Log out of WordPress.com first. Create another username account using an different email address but don't register a blog -- just a username please. Then log out. Login in under the original username and make the new username account and Admin of the blog in question. Then use the process to transfer the blog in question to the new username account > Transferring Your Blog to Another User or Account

The answer suggested was that one can choose a theme that does not display the author's name for the anonymous blog. This way, visitors to the anonymous blog will not see any name displayed.

While this works, I found this is not truly safe, because Google Reader still displays the anonymous blog's author name regardless of the WP theme chosen.

To test this, use Google Reader to add a subscription for the WP blog that does not show author's name. Then, read the blog through Google Reader. Voila... the name is shown by Google Reader under the blog article's title, as "by xxx". Let's say you have a business blog that display your true name, then, that same name will be displayed in Google Reader for the anonymous blog. This gives someone else a way to link the two blogs to you, if they mean to find out.

Is there a way around this? Thanks!

You can get around the comments issue by signing out before commenting and using a different name and email. Just register a "for making comments only" email at Gmail or hotmail and do NOT connect that with any other account.

Whether or not you assume they're visible to the CIA, mafia, your boss etc depends on your general level of paranoia.

Now I am not doing anything illegal, imoral, libelous or anything that can get me arrested or sued. Rather its a matter of posting something that will upset a large number of people because it challanges conventional wisdom.

I would add that I posted about this topic elsewhere and was harassed and stalked by others. Privacy is extremely important to me for this reason.

You can always create a second account using an alternate email address. Add the second account to your personal blog and use it to post.

If your email address is at gmail, there's a trick you can use to create a second account. Instead of '[email redacted]', use an email address like '[email redacted]' - you can add a word or number after the + character and it will still be delivered to [email redacted].

The issue is when I change my profile name from Michael to my full name so that people who view the business blog will know its me and rightly or wrongly give me credit for what I write. But as deep and enlightening as my other blog may be I don't really want to sign my real name.

I am screwed in that I should have created them from two different email sites in the first place? I guess that wuouldn't be such a big deal if I didn't just absolutely love the names I've chosen.

Is there anyway to have one with my full name and the other with a nick?

Thanks in advance for your help and suggestions.

Michael

The administrator of a blog can see the email and IP addresses submitted with comments.

Trent

Thank You
Very Much

And I have to say, if the blog has already been created and it is NOT totally private from the very start, then your username is already connected to it and handing it over subsequently to a different username will not be totally effective at hiding the connection. I recommend starting over completely, but it's entirely up to you.