pseudograph

['psjʊdoɡræf]

pseudograph (n.): "writing falsely ascribed to someone," 1828 (in German from 1809), from Late Latin pseudographus, from Greek pseudographos "writer of falsehoods," from pseudo- (see pseudo-) + graphos "(something) drawn or written" (see -graphy). Pseudography was in English from 1570s with a sense "misspelling."

1. Although it is a pseudograph, it is still worth reading.: 虽然这是篇伪作, 但还是有可读性的.