50,000 words without using the letter/vowel “e” seems impossible:)

The author of Gadsby, Ernest Wright, said that he tied down the letter “e” on his typewriter so he wouldn’t inadvertently hit the vowel and that he wrote the book because people said it couldn’t be done. Wright, unfortunately, died the year the book was published. Source
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Daniel Ganninger
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Sep 11, 2021
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50,000 words without using the letter/vowel “e” seems impossible:)
So how did he write his name?:)
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