Told in the form of imagined alphabetical encyclopedia entries, this meditation on progressive vision loss illuminates Cohn's at first halting then avid embrace of braille as part of relearning to read and write as an adult. The memoir traverses the divides between lived experience, history, and scientific knowledge.
Read More
Told in the form of imagined alphabetical encyclopedia entries, this meditation on progressive vision loss illuminates Cohn's at first halting then avid embrace of braille as part of relearning to read and write as an adult. The memoir traverses the divides between lived experience, history, and scientific knowledge.
Read Less
