Visual Inspection

Exploring themes of disability, access, and the human experience, this book combines memoir, essay, and poetic elements to offer deep reflections on vision, pain, illness, and death. Set mainly in the central Okanagan, it serves as a rich tapestry of references and associations, reimagining access as both a process and an artistic experience. Through its kaleidoscopic meditations, it invites readers to engage with profound and often challenging concepts in a unique and thought-provoking manner.