Seven time Grammy-winning gospel artist began his songwriting process by drawing a picture of what he wanted his song to become.

This accomplished author didn't allow dyslexia to derail his interest in writing.

Starting small with songs and poems, this Scottish author has since published fifteen novels.

Booth fell in love with acting at age 12 when he starred in a school play and decided he liked the onstage spotlight. But there was one problem—Booth was dyslexic and wasn’t looking for a future with so many words.

Despite early challenges with dysgraphia, her renowned mystery novels have sold over four billion copies.

One of the most influential and successful Hispanic Americans, Edward James Olmos grew up in a poor neighborhood in East Los Angeles and struggled with dyslexia all through his schooling and career.

The WNBA’s #1 Draft pick of 2015 went through a lot of hoops to secure her spot on the Seattle Storm basketball team.

Co-creator, executive producer, and writer of hit TV shows Glee and American Horror Story, Brad Falchuk has made a career out of his talents despite living with dyslexia.

Benjamin Zephaniah holds the title of poet, writer, musician, professor, and holder of 16 honorary doctorates—he also never received formal education past the age of 13.

Bueno Key, a short film written and directed by dyslexics, premiered in July of 2015. The film’s screenwriter Dean Stalham is an award-winning writer whose dyslexia wasn’t diagnosed until he was 40 years old.