[stylist] History, Heroes, and Authors

[Judith Bron]

John, The two well known blind personalities that come to mind are Stevy 
Wonder and Ray Charles.  I also think the classical author Milton was blind. 
I don't know of any other specific author, but I know they exist.  Judith
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From: "John Lee Clark" <johnlee at clarktouch.com>
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Subject: [stylist] History, Heroes, and Authors


> Hey, all:
>
> I have some questions for you to have the pleasure of answering.
>
> I've been trying to find books on the history of the blind community, but
> without much luck.  Can you recommend some titles?
>
> Who are the biggest legendary figures or heroes of the blind community?
>
> Who are some of the blind authors that are celebrated and highly esteemed 
> in
> the blind community?  Has anyone written the Great Blind American Novel?
> What are some of the classics in the blind literary canon that are found 
> on
> the shelves of almost every blind person's home?
>
> Your answers will be most helpful!
>
> John
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