My book was written to take you into my world. I wanted my voice to be heard. Seems today, everyone is being heard somewhere: on a reality TV show or on Twitter, Facebook, or other online venues. I wanted to add my voice to the growing field of memoirs by blind authors. In any event, I put the fears of writing and disclosing aside and jumped in. Here is how I explain it in the introduction to Across Two Novembers: A Year in the Life of a Blind Bibliophile, which I am now attempting to have produced as an audio abridgement, as well as in print and e-book formats, with a slightly different title.
Originally posted on The Write Stuff:
This morning, it is my pleasure to welcome Lynda McKinney Lambert to The Write Stuff. Lynda is sharing a review of her book of stories and poems, Walking by Inner Vision. I know you folks will really enjoy this one, and will share it on all your social media. Thanks…
As I worked on this theme, I discovered my own history. When I lost my sight nearly eleven years ago, it was a major Disruption. I can say it has taken me all this time – eleven years – to realize that the Discoveries I’ve been making through this experience have brought me to a new place in my life. In just the past few months, over the course of this summer, I am developing a new awareness of what makes me satisfied and what brings me peace.
Originally posted on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo:
Image: Sue Vincent Early morning is my favorite time of day. My habit is to walk into the bathroom, pull up the blind, and peer outside to see what this new day is like. When I looked out the window early this morning, it was not yet…
