With candor and wry humor Linda Halabe paints a verbal picture of her life in the ninety years between the Great Depression and COVID-19. Set against a background of immigrants from cultures as diverse as the shtetls of Eastern Europe, 20th century Vienna and ancient cities of the Middle East, Roads Taken: The Self Portrait of a Blind Artist is a thoughtful portrayal of the twists and turns of the author’s long journey, of changes made and challenges met, as well as an insightful look back at the people whose lives have been intertwined with hers.