His favourite mag, Kerrang!, isn't available in Braille, as most magazine are only translated by special request.
Adam said it can be really frustrating waiting for things to be translated: "I love Metallica but I can't get the latest info about them because I can't get my favourite magazines and books in Braille."
But the Kerrang! editors said they'd never been asked about Braille before, and they're now looking into the idea as a result of Adam's enquiry.
Because books and mags are translated into Braille by volunteers, not by publishers themselves, this means that people who are blind or partially sighted have to wait longer to read the latest books.
And by the time they get their hands on a magazine it's usually really out of date.
The Royal National Institute for the Blind say there are around two million people in the UK with sight problems and they don't have access to around 95 per cent of books published.
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