Der Blinde, der wieder sehen lernte: Eine wahre Geschichte

The book captures such intense moments of bravery—I'm curious what drew Kurson to tell this story and how he approached portraying such daring feats.

The narrative really made me root for the main character, but I also felt uneasy about the dangers he faced. How did others experience that mix of admiration and worry?

The storytelling felt very immersive, but I wondered whether Kurson’s interpretation influenced how the story was told or if it stayed true to the subject’s own recounting.