"Who wrote the book ""In His Own Write"", published in March 1964, and the follow up, ""A Spaniard in the Works"", published in June 1965?"
In His Own Write In His Own Write In His Own Write is a nonsensical book by John Lennon first published on 23 March 1964. It consists of short stories and poems, and line drawings, often surreal in nature. The book was the first solo project by one of the members of the Beatles in any creative medium. It was followed in 1965 by "A Spaniard in the Works". "In His Own Write" was Lennon's first book, and was originally published in March 1964 by Simon & Schuster of New York, and Jonathan Cape of Great Britain. Although first issues credit only Simon &
Variations in published cricket statistics in the February 1961 edition of "Playfair Cricket Monthly", he presented his own revised figures by excluding matches he did not regard as first-class. In his later record books (e.g., "The Book of Cricket Records", concise edition, 1963), Webber quoted both versions, referring to the "Wisden" totals as the "accepted figures" and his own as the "corrected figures". But Webber excluded Grace's 1873 "double" to indicate that he preferred the "corrected figures". The same approach was used by Bill Frindall in his "Kaye Book of Cricket Records" published in 1968. Webber's "corrected figures" are based on a different matchlist to