Deaf Characters in Adolescent Literature

The Listener by Elizabeth Laird Gavin does not want to spend the weekend at his grandmother's house. When he arrives though, he soon for...

"Shindo" (The Prodigy) by Akira Sasou, published by Futaba-sha The story begins when Uta Naruse, a primary school student, meets ...

While this book does not include Deaf characters, I thought it was timely considering I just started searching for Deaf characters in comic...

At the end of the semester, I joined in a student conversation about Deaf Characters in Comics and Graphic Novels. This is certainly not a c...

BuTo, Ltd. Co. was founded and incorporated in Austin, Texas, January 2003, by Walter Paul Kelley, Ph.D., literary artist, and Tony Landon M...

Here is a book that you can share with the entire family. One Day: Our View by Missy Keast comes from a project created when tens of thousa...

Last year I was completing my doctoral dissertation, The Portrayals and Perceptions of Deaf Characters in Adolescent Literature , when my f...

Joyce Dunbar, Moonbird (March 2007) Written by a Deaf author, Orla is the deaf child of the kind and queen. The magical Moonbird teaches Orl...

The American Library Association honored Pete Seeger, Paul DuBois Jacobs, and R. Gregory Christie for embodying "the artistic expressio...

THROUGH DEAF EYES is a documentary that explores 200 years of Deaf life in America. Similar to my interests of how deaf characters have been...