[Grammar] the old Rowling's book/ Rowling's old book

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Which is correct?

I read the old Rowling's book.
I read Rowling's old book.

Thanks in advance for all the answers

 

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Which is correct?

I read the old Rowling's book.
I read Rowling's old book.

Thanks in advance for all the answers

I would use:

- I read the old book by Rowling.
- I read Rowling's old book.

Your first sentence is quite unnatural. Out of curiosity, which Rowling are you talking about?

 

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I would use:

- I read the old book by Rowling.
- I read Rowling's old book.

Your first sentence is quite unnatural. Out of curiosity, which Rowling are you talking about?

It wasn't Rowling who wrote Harry Potter Just an example which came to my mind out of the blue