Mr. Grahame-Smith's Beverly Hills office looks a bit like an adolescent boy's bedroom, except that it's immaculately clean.

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Nearly two centuries after the invention of Braille by a blind adolescent boy, the most widely used Braille-writing tools, the slate and stylus, are quite similar to the tools used by Louis Braille himself.

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And a friend gave me a copy of a story by Leonard Michaels that's in theory written - narrated from the point of a view of a adolescent boy but actually is full of adult consciousness.

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