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The 22 pages that link to Blindness, each with the reason it gives.

• Paradise LostRelated: Milton was blind when he composed the poem, dictating its verse to assistants.

• Taha HusseinRelated: Hussein’s autobiographical writing made blindness central to public discussions of education and social access.

• Art TatumRelated: Tatum had severe visual impairment from childhood, shaping how he learned and accessed music.

• Neuromyelitis optica spectrum disorderRelated: Severe or repeated optic neuritis can cause permanent visual loss.

• Al-Ma'arriRelated: Blind from childhood, he developed a literary life grounded in memory, listening, and dictation.

• Nikolai OstrovskyRelated: Ostrovsky’s blindness became central to accounts of his persistence as a writer.

• Fanny CrosbyRelated: Crosby was blind from infancy, a fact frequently foregrounded in accounts of her life and creative work.

• Blind Willie JohnsonRelated: Johnson’s blindness is central to his public identity, but accounts of its cause and timing vary.

• Francesco LandiniRelated: Landini lost his sight as a child, a biographical fact often noted alongside his musical reputation.

• SpalaxRelated: Spalax eyes are reduced and covered by skin, making vision greatly diminished.

• Turlough O'CarolanRelated: O'Carolan lost his sight after smallpox in childhood, a turning point in accounts of his musical training.

• William H. PrescottRelated: Prescott’s severe visual impairment shaped how he read, dictated, and prepared his histories.