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  1. "In His Own Write" (1964) is a book by John Lennon, and represents his first non-Beatles project. It's a very short book, of just 80 pages. If you're a fan of Lennon's work, but haven't read this material, then I highly recommend the book - as well as it's sequel (A Spaniard in the Works (there's also a joint publication, see In His Own Write and a Spaniard in the Works).

  2. In His Own Write (с англ. — «Написано им самим», в переводе Алексея Курбановского озаглавлен «Пишу как пишется») — первая книга Джона Леннона, вышедшая в 1964 году в издательстве Simon & Schuster в Нью-Йорке.

  3. John Lennon : In His Own Write 1964 Book. £17.50 – £95.00. John Lennon’s inimitable 1st book, in the lineage of Edward Lear to Poe. Never fails to make me laugh…. later adapted (partially) into a play in 1967…. 1st Published in the UK in March 1964 -in hardback only by Jonathan Cape Ltd.

  4. "In His Own Write" (1964) is a book by John Lennon, and represents his first non-Beatles project. It's a very short book, of just 80 pages. If you're a fan of Lennon's work, but haven't read this material, then I highly recommend the book - as well as it's sequel (A Spaniard in the Works (there's also a joint publication, see In His Own Write and a Spaniard in the Works).

  5. 10 de oct. de 2000 · During the time he wrote "In His Own Write" in 1964 he was thrust into the heat of Beatlemania and world fame. Along with that came a huge weight on his shoulders. His books and his music were ways to release some of that weight and provide a little enjoyment for the people around him. This book is made to be funny and hard to get.

  6. 23 de may. de 2008 · John Lennon discusses In His Own Write, Sweden 1964 while Paul, George, and Ringo make fun of him. After a while John and George tear up a bunch of copies of...

  7. 5 de ene. de 2010 · In his own write pasaba del libro al escenario. Lennon aprovechó la efeméride para escribir una nota más en su atribulada existencia de escándalo. La supuesta Inglaterra que se anticipaba al gusto de la época observó con estupor como el bienamado, el viperino chico de endiabladas ocurrencias, llegaba acompañado de una pequeña figura oriental.