i wonder how other blind people do this. liek isaid i probabl yneed to get used to the idea. I don't really like reading aloud to others. but it's abit liek i can't play piano and sing atthe same time or at leas i remember i tried and didn't feel comfortable with it.
why do yo uadmire me? and if it's because i'm blind ,it doens't matter.
that question make me wonder aboutthe actual differences for blidn and sighted peole to write. i know i've had stories and someoen wo didn't know iw as bidn was amazed to learn that act afterwards, they didn't notice it in the descriptions. Sometimes i find my own descriptions very visul too. I should actuall ybe more consciosu of little thigns like this when i reread my own stuff. i know i make note of gestures, colors etc and the look on soemeon's face.
i always say in my view it's abig compliment if an author writes stuff ina wa ythat makes me picture it clearly in my head as if somene's acutall ytelling a story. like i'd read a first-person segment and the toen of the voice isclear in my head, buttha'ts easy enough. it's when i se whoel scenes and immediatly imagien whatthe people's voices sound like. (i know it happens with your stuff or at least know it'l lbe oen of those nice cases of 'bingo' if i'd read the whoel book. it's jsut snippets now so i only know the basic tone and the accents (whchis weird because idon't remember you usign muc hdescritpive words of *how* someone says something. it's more liek 'he looks soandso at them and then says etc' and the look rothe acuta lwords makeme know how it shoudl come out.