Hey Brian,
Great bio I learned a lot about you. I have done a number of CDs and singles
over the years, Amazon iTunes and more and I have never felt the need to talk
about my blindness. I booked out of Nashville TN for a few years some years
ago and it was never an issue. Well there was one
Hi all,
Sorry for the very off topic nature of this post, but I feel there might be
some very helpful opinions on this list.
If you have thoughts on this, you might e-mail me directly rather than me
clogging the list with off topic traffic.
My e-ail is:
briancaseymu...@gmail.com
So,
This is all subjective obviously, but for me the sweet spot for the
bombshell is usually 2nd or 3rd sentence in. I always feel like the
first sentence drop means blindness defining everything that follows,
whereas a couple of sentences in should be early enough to catch the
attention of anyone
I wish my hearing was extra good!
Thanks for the thoughts, I'm basically back to wanting to leave it out
altogether again.
My ideal hope if I was to include it is to get it in the first sentence in a
way that makes it clear that it shouldn't define everything else that comes
after it, which
Ah, but remember you're coming at this from a totally different angle
to the reader. For you, this is something to splurge and get out of
the way as soon as possible so you can talk about the stuff that's
actually important. For them, it's an interesting thing, and it's a
perspective that the next
Hi Brian,
This is one of those philosophical questions that has, of course, no right or
wrong answer. Naturally, you already know that and are clearly just fielding
others' opinion. You've already gotten a couple of good responses. While
blindness surely isn't your focal point and it's
