by forwardslash

"Being dyslexic, one thing always stood out," Sam Barclay explains in his Kickstarter video. "The available help was always aimed at making me read better. Very little effort was made to help the people around me understand what it feels like to struggle with reading."

With this in mind, Barclay embarked on a typographic journey to translate the experience of dyslexia in a manner as beautiful as it was educational. The result is "I Wonder What It Feels Like To Be Dyslexic," a design-led journey into the struggle of dyslexia that celebrates the spaces for alternative understanding along the way.

Kickstarter page if you want to support the book.