8 Ways to be Deaf
by Adrean Clark
Price: $2.99 USD. 400 words.
Published by Adreanaline on July 5, 2010. .
Full-color 52-page comic book. A gas-station attendant meets the girl of his dreams — but she's Deaf, and he's his own worst enemy! Can Paul get past himself to win her?
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Books tagged: asl interpreter
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Notes of a Deaf Gay Writer: 20 Years Later
by Raymond Luczak
Price: $0.99 USD. 10380 words. Published on November 8, 2010. .
Raymond Luczak revisits the essay that brought him national attention for the first time. Originally published as a cover story in CHRISTOPHER STREET magazine in December 1990, rereading the essay prompted him to compare his feelings against what he'd felt back then. His reactions may surprise you.
Price: $0.99 USD. 10380 words. Published on November 8, 2010. .
Raymond Luczak revisits the essay that brought him national attention for the first time. Originally published as a cover story in CHRISTOPHER STREET magazine in December 1990, rereading the essay prompted him to compare his feelings against what he'd felt back then. His reactions may surprise you.