
Psychology of Touch and Blindness
Morton A. Heller, Edouard Gentaz
Published 2013
474 pages
Books about blindness explore life without sight or with sight that is fading. Memoirs describe learning to move through the world differently, and novels imagine it with rich attention to sound, touch and memory. These stories question what seeing means and how much we take for granted. The newest come first.

Morton A. Heller, Edouard Gentaz
Published 2013
474 pages

Kenneth Jernigan
Published 1998
96 pages

Eleanor Gertrude Brown
1973 · 1968 edition
168 pages

Margaret Ford, BBC Radio 4
Published 1994
25 pages

Ellen Kindt McKenzie
Published 1992

Logan D. A. Williams
Published 2018
384 pages

J. Soelberg Wells
2007 · 2018 edition
236 pages

Stephen Arterburn, Angela Elwell Hunt
Published 2004
176 pages

Susanna Millar
1997 · 2003 edition
352 pages

Susan Beth Pfeffer, Louisa May Alcott
Published 1998
99 pages

John Man
1986 · 1993 edition
768 pages

Published 2018

American Foundation for the Blind. Library, Elaine M. Siegel
Published 1979
82 pages

Roma Lear
Published 1998
129 pages

Robert M. Wold
Published 1969
492 pages

Michael McCloskey
Published 2009
311 pages

Royal National Institute for the Blind
Published 1994
20 pages

Rachel DeWoskin
Published 2002
154 pages

Fanny Crosby
Published 1999
270 pages

Peter Moore
Published 2004
282 pages

Joyce Neill
Published 1982
134 pages

John Wilson, International Agency for the Prevention of Blindness
1980 · 1988 edition
183 pages

Anne E. Mills
Published 1983
235 pages

Abram V. Courtney
2010 · 2020 edition
66 pages