[Stylist] Memoirs by blind authors

[rjaquiss at earthlink.net]

Hello Kenia:

 

     I would suggest you post your request to the nfb-history list. You
should also include the purpose of your request. 

I suggest you start by looking at all the Kernel books that were published
by the NFB during the nineties. The National Library Service has a section
on blindness which will give you more material. BookShare is also a useful
resource.

I recently read One Of The Lucky Ones by Lucy Ching available from NLS. The
story of my Life by Helen Keller is available. 

Hope this helps.

 

Regards,

Robert

 

 

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Good evening,

 

I hope this message finds all of you well.

I am reaching out to this list seeking suggestions of memoirs written by
blind people. Ideally, these folks would still be living, but all
suggestions are welcome. It would be great if the authors were
Federationists, but that is not required for consideration.

 

Thank you in advance,

Kenia

 

Kenia Flores
Email: kflores at keniaflores.com <mailto:kflores at keniaflores.com> 

 

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