If you want to write and publish a book, you're completely free to do so, even if you can
barely write your name.
Not exact matches
So apparently, if you want to
write like C. S. Lewis, find some old stories that
barely anyone has ever heard of, and then retell them, changing some of the details and
names.
However, as a kid I remember those first few weeks back to school in September - I
barely remembered how to
write my own
name.
Covering the story back then, Hutton
wrote: «The World War II spy who fooled British Nazis into believing he was a Gestapo agent and persuaded them to work for him has been
named as a London bank clerk who
barely spoke German.
And I told her it was my poor dead mother, which was a lie for my mother was alive and most likely blind drunk down the Gallowgate as usual and even if she was sober she could
barely have
wrote her own
name on a magistrates summons.
What was worse, it was clearly a
barely disguised piece of advertorial located opposite a full - page Tolley advertisement to promote what we described as «client marketing», that being content
written by us, purporting to come from professional firms and publications branded with firms»
names and logos.
Several work mailboxes aren't there: they contain masses of addresses I
barely knew, and wouldn't recognize my
name if I ever
wrote them.