Sightless Scribbles

This is a reprint of the Outlook Interview, part 2.

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Showcasing what version 1 of the Off the Grid book sounded like.

IGN talks about my accessibility article on their podcast.

This is the introduction to the no longer in print Anthology, Artificial Divide. It talks about what a joy this book was to create and it makes a case for why we need more disabled writers publishing their own fiction...

<p>Narrated by Sean Crisden</p> <p>Robert loses his debit card on the street, and he is saved by a gay Black British man.</p>

<p>Narrated by Sean Crisden</p> <p>An open letter to a future gay man about the act of holding Robert's face in his hands. Robert please with all future men that will do this intimate act.</p>

<p>Narrated by Sean Crisden</p> <p>Read a Bridge Made of Ableism online</p> <p>Robert uses technology to help out a Deaf man at a bank, wherein they become fastt friends.</p>

<p>Narrated by Sean Crisden</p> <p>Read the First Snowfall online</p> <p>Robert writes about experiencing snowfall as a totally blind person.</p>

<p>Narrated by Sean Crisden</p> <p>Read The Cartography of an Open Palm</p> <p>Robert imagines what it would be like to read a man's open and unguarded open palm.</p>

<p>Narrated by Sean Crisden</p> <p>Read The Weight of a Voice</p> <p>Robert examines a voice and it's power, for everyone.</p>

<p>Narrated by Sean Crisden</p> <p>Read My Refrigerator Thinks I'm in a Cult.</p> <p>Robert battles a smart fridge and wins, tricking it's algorithm</p>

<p>Narrated by Sean Crisden</p> <p>Read The Conversation of a Kiss</p> <p>Robert imagines what a kiss would be like with another man.</p>

<p>Narrated by Sean Crisden</p> <p>Read A Map of My Scars, Read by Your Fingertips</p> <p>Robert writes an open letter to the future man that will get to see his scars.</p>

<p>Narrated by Sean Crisden</p> <p>In this short essay, Robert describes what the weather is like for him using his other senses.</p> <p>Support Sightless Scribbles by contributing to their tip jar...