SOUNDTRACK
A music memoir (54 pages, 17,300 words) Click to Read “Soundtrack”
TIME TO MOVE PAST MEMOIR
Blind characters need to be brought down to earth where pragmatism prevails, obstacles are not glibly passed over, and they are neither more nor less heroic than most other people, which is heroic enough. (14 pages, approx. 3,700 words) Click to Read “Time to Move Past Memoir”
HOW TO WRITE FICTION FROM A BLIND CHARACTER’S POINT OF VIEW
A blind character’s crisis goes to the human condition. But can general readers get past his disability? Drawing on recognized creative writing techniques, I offer pointers on how to write for a mainstream audience from a blind character’s point of view. Includes the entire text of my story, “Window Offices.” (Essay 8 pages, story 15 pages, approx. 6,300 words in all) Click to Read “How to Write Fiction from a Blind Character’s Point of View”
Life does require heroism.
For everyone, eventually.
Hello. Mr Spratt how are you this is Theodora Grace. From the office I’m reading your story and it’s wonderful it about your love of Music you’re wonderful man a great Attorney I want to thank you for all the help you gave me you never look down at me BeCause of you I had become a better person .Thank you