129 - Writing with Dyslexia, with Lois Letchford

Turning Readers Into Writers

English - October 20, 2022 09:00 - 42 minutes - 29.5 MB - ★★★★★ - 7 ratings
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Previous Episode: 128 - Working With a Hybrid Publisher, with Alanna Irving

Next Episode: 130 - Is a Writing Education Necessary to Be a Writer? with Heidi Colthup

In this episode:

Lois Letchford exemplifies perfectly why you need to know who you are writing for and why it’s important to you. She had a message to share and, despite her dyslexia, worked hard to bring to life the beautiful tale of how one mother and son beat the odds and learnt to read.

I’m always going on about how every story deserves to be told and Lois Letchford proved me right because Reversed: A Memoir is about an ordinary family who found extraordinary ways to learn even when the school system failed them.

This is the perfect listen for you if you are dyslexic and want to write, or you have a child who is struggling to navigate literacy at school.

Links:

Reversed: A Memoir www.loisletchford.com Lois Letchford - YouTube

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