Now I Can See: Vendon Wright's extraordinary story of faith and hope
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Vendon Wright, author of Now I Can See, was told at 21 that he was going blind and later deaf. Despite losing both his sight and hearing, Vendon became England's first blind author to physically write a book without assistance. He joined Lydia Bennett to share his remarkable story.
Released on 8 Sep 2026
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