What is that one book where the author doesn't use the letter E at all?

Question: What is that one book where the author doesn't use the letter E at all!?
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Gadsby by Ernest Vincent Wright!.

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Haven't read that Gatsby mentioned no doubt truly, as I've seen the answer before, by your first post!. 10 there, I'd guess!.

The closest I can think that may fill this answer is one of the text-message books by Lauren Myracle!.
http://www!.laurenmyracle!.com
But I haven't read them, either!.
Will see what I can see of them at:
http://www!.amazon!.com
Just to rule them out, Myracle's books use 'e' when she wants to, according to one review read!.
Looking for Gatsby by Wright now (not at amazon)

http://en!.wikipedia!.org/wiki/ernest_vinc!.!.!.
Oh!.!.!. because the name of the book is GADsby, not what I had (jeez)!. Wiki says the body of this book (only preface and afterword excepted) is grammatically correct without an 'e' used!.
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Gadsby
A VoidWww@QuestionHome@Com

Gadsby by Earnest Vincent Wright
A Void by Georges PerecWww@QuestionHome@Com

i dont think thats possible sorry
but if you find one please let me know=]Www@QuestionHome@Com