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Do you mean "as a foreigner who has never lived in an English-speaking country"?
Certainly some non-native English speakers have written great classic works of English language literature: Kazuo Ishiguro, Salman Rushdie, and Vladimir Nabokov come immediately to mind, but there are others as well.
These writers did spend long periods living in English speaking countries, though.
Becoming an English writer as a foereigner (1)
Is it possible to become a perfect English literature writer as a foreigner who has never lived in other countries? I doubt it. It might be impossible to know delicate English expressions without experiencing the culture.Instead of "delicate" I would say "nuanced." I also question your use of the word "perfect." There are no perfect writers, and you already write better than many native English speakers. :)
Becoming an English writer as a foereigner (1)
Is it possible to become a perfect English literature writer as a foreigner who has never lived in other countries? I doubt it. It might be impossible to know delicate * English expressions without experiencing the culture.* I think a word such as nuanced more fully captures the idea here.
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