[stylist] Walking Alone/Marching Together

[LoriStay at aol.com]

If it is available in Braille, NFB will know, since NFB member Lloyd Mattson 
wrote it.   It's a big fat book, though, so it's bound to be about thirty 
volumes or more.   Better ask if it's available in electronic format!
Lori

In a message dated 4/1/09 3:36:47 AM, f.wurtzel at comcast.net writes:


> 
> John,
>     I'm not sure if there are books which are uniquely appreciated by
> blind people in the way you mention. As for a book on the history of the
> blind movement, have you read WALKING ALONE MARCHING TOGETHER? It is a
> history of the NFB, from its beginning to 2000 or so. It also talks about
> the quests for independence of blind people in earlier centuries, which I
> find very interesting. 
> 
> 




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