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Update in TX I'm not a member of this law.com site so am not sure how much more there is to read of the decision. That said, here is what I was able to copy and paste re: the deaf Texas inmates who filed suit: Texas Lawyer - Livingston v. Beeman Livingston v. Beeman Bob Pemberton...

My pal Scott is a talented producer, writer, and director. He's casting a music video for the musician Eleanor Friedberger and is looking for fluent ASL signers in Los Angeles. For a sampling of Eleanor and a past video of hers, check out this YouTube link Eleanor Friedberger - My...

As some of y'all know, earlier this year Random House published my memoir "Burn Down the Ground". My book is about growing up with my deaf family in the deep woods of Texas and my relationship with my father who is serving 20 years for attempted murder. With October being Domestic Violence...

Update I WILL have an ASL interpreter at the Barnes & Noble event on Sunday, July 1st at 3PM as I had a request. So, All Deaf can enjoy that one, too!

I'll be in DFW for two events this weekend. June 30th at 2PM at the Fort Worth Library (ASL interpreted) and July 1st at 3PM (ASL interpreter provided on request). I'll be giving a presentation followed by a Q&A and signing of my memoir BURN DOWN THE GROUND. For those who went to D.A.D. you...

Kimberly King from SLRS served as my 'terp and was awesome! The event was a huge success much in part to her helping hands. Thanks for helping out!

Have you gone to the B&N Union Square thing yet or before? I get the notices but haven't been in town to go. Keep wanting to check it out, though.

Full Circle Books is pleased to welcome Kambri Crews, CODA author of Burn Down the Ground: A Memoir (Random House) on Sunday, April 15, at 2 p.m. Crews will be signing books, taking questions from the audience, and reading from her memoir. Burn Down the Ground is Crews’ powerful, affecting...

Pam at SLRSINC.com is helping me...she didn't seem daunted by the 10 day advance notice so hopefully it won't be a problem getting an interpreter that day. We shall see!

Looks like I've got the ball rolling and should be okay. Thanks everyone!

Thank you! Mom always does SEE when she's translated songs. Maybe because she needs to learn the lyrics by vibration & her little hearing that it helps her keep track? I don't know. But she loves doing it and I was so glad she was there with me to celebrate. Best night of my life!

Oh, yeah, I bet it was in Tulsa then as Carly moved to Tulsa several years ago. She and my mother will both be at my book signing in OKC. All their friends are coming, too, which is why I need a proper ASL interpreter. Fingers crossed that I get someone good!

So sorry about the damage from surgery! I don't know how old you are but she used to be very active in Southwest Deaf Bowling Tournaments in 70s and 80s and performed ASL songs at them many times.

Thank you! And I have cousins in Edmond and OKC that might be able to help in a pinch, though they aren't pro interpreters they could help for sure.

She IS adorable, isn't she? LOL! We're from Oklahoma...she went to OSD in Sulphur and her sister Carly lived in OKC until a couple of years ago. They look a lot alike so maybe you know Carly, too.