More Than The Eye Can See

is about two young women, one sighted and one blind, living together as roommates in a small Southern college during the peaches and cream fifties. The sighted student reluctantly becomes reader to her blind roommate.

A letter dated June 23, 1957 -- the author's wedding day -- turns up in a box of keepsakes in 2012. Written by the blind roommate as a paean to their college life together, the author realizes she has never read the letter and certainly never responded to it. The memoir becomes the long-overdue response.

Poignant memories and hilarious escapades characterize the narrative.