The Great Writer Gascoigne

Ernest Hemingway: "Gascoigne was my dearest friend."

Gertrude Stein: "Gascoigne is the most talented writer I've ever met, bar none."

F. Scott Fitzgerald: "For a while, I thought I couldn't write and considered giving up. Gascoigne pulled me out of the mire."

J. D. Salinger: "I've loved reading Gascoigne's books since I was a child. I've read every one of them..."

John F. Kennedy: "The Nobel Prize in Literature would be meaningless if it weren't awarded to Gascoigne."

Paul Gascoigne: "I'd rather people call me Paul, because when they hear the name Gascoigne, the first person they think of is that other writer named Gascoigne, not me."

A down-on-his-luck writer gets food poisoning and transmigrates to the twentieth century. With his writing techniques far ahead of their time, he becomes a literary giant.