Six books on deafness are reviewed by Pop for your summer reading and help you navigate and understand the deaf experience.
Deaf characters in literature first appeared as two-dimensional figures, but in time have been fleshed out as sympathetic figures with problems that writers expose in their life-like fiction.
There’s more to a writer’s life than sitting in front of a computer and tapping on a keyboard.
Liam and Absalom run away from school bullies only to be abducted by a green alien as a contestant in an intergalactic beauty contest.
We know a lot about Black Americans with normal hearing, but what about Black Deaf Americans? Learn more…
The Lip Reader, a story about deafness and survival, was published one year ago. Come and help celebrate its anniversary.
True Biz by Sara Novic tells the story of a pivotal year at a school for the Deaf. It’s a wonderful resource of Deaf culture and an eye-opener.
Learn what you can do to facilitate easier communication with the Deaf and hard-of-hearing during International Week of the Deaf.
Discover a new book on Shepherd; a magical and fun experience for readers and writers, alike.
Kayaking on Lake Balboa deaf has its unique problems.