Is that your name in Chinese characters/Kanji, FPW?

Here is Lisa the Queens autographed copy of Black Wind. Does the signature look like this?

That's what mine look like also. I also made sure that the man that signed my books looked like his pics. Making me reasonbly sure he's FPW.

Here is Lisa the Queens autographed copy of Black Wind. Does the signature look like this?

That's pretty neat, but Paul usually use blue pen. :yesnod:

Hello, Gang. Gee, I really don't know, it just doesn't look right to me, but maybe the man himself can tell:

I took the signature that was offered here, and laid it over the one that I got. Mine is in blue (blue ink, like someone said that FPW always signs his autographs in blue ink) and the original is in red. To my "untrained" eye, there seems to be a HELL of a difference. I have heard that the FBI needs 8 points of similarity to judge a comparison like this.

I took the signature that was offered here, and laid it over the one that I got. Mine is in blue (blue ink, like someone said that FPW always signs his autographs in blue ink) and the original is in red. To my "untrained" eye, there seems to be a HELL of a difference. I have heard that the FBI needs 8 points of similarity to judge a comparison like this.

Yeah, but let's remember Paul is a physician. We all know how doctors write...

P.S. Many celebrities early in their careers signed their name legibly and as their fame grew, the signatures evolved into scribbles. Anyone have any early fpw signatures. All my signatures are from 2002 and up. Legible autographs demand a premium on ebay, although Sylvester Stallone's "Syl" autograph is worth more than his "Sylvester" autograph, but he's the exception.

Many doctors cultivate an "unreadable" signature. Pharmacists can easily regonize them, and they're almost impossible to forge.

Ken V.

Many doctors cultivate an "unreadable" signature. Pharmacists can easily regonize them, and they're almost impossible to forge.

Ken V.

Nurses too! After my many years at deciphering doctor-ease...you learn who's signature is whose.

Nurses too! After my many years at deciphering doctor-ease...you learn who's signature is whose.

Thanks Cobalt. My wife told me the same thing -- although she herself had the most beautiful penmanship, she could read writing that I found impossible to decipher.

Ken V.

Thanks Cobalt. My wife told me the same thing -- although she herself had the most beautiful penmanship, she could read writing that I found impossible to decipher.

Ken V.

Have any photos of your dear one you'd care to post, Ken? I'd like to see her. (And you too, for that matter.) :hello: