This is an alternate narration of the essay, combating Access Trauma, on Robert Kingett's personal website.
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Watch with ASL and Captions here A blind writer has an idea in a second grade essay how we could radically change the work system with dead animals, body Oder, and old people.
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This is a reading of this blog post by Robert Kingett on access Trauma
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Read the blog post here about my letter writing journey regarding writing to prisoners.
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From Robert Kingett's blog, this is an article about what it was like gaming as a Blind man with the Xbox 360
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Read the print version here Nick's sentient pen doesn't just write in Braille, it helps him have the courage to talk to the Goalball star and student activist Nick had a crush on for years. With a Braille note created by the sentient pen, maybe love can finally happen for an insecure hero.
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Previously from Dialog magazine that is no longer publishing, this was a review of NVDA, a free and open source screen reader.
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This is a recording of one of my blog posts, clarifying my disability identity.
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Our final podcast from the anthology IT CAME FROM THE COMMENT SECTION! couldn’t be more appropriate or seasonal. Typically our writer’s run dark – maybe that’s just the nature of creating compelling stories. But every now and then we get a story that’s full of empathy and compassion – a story such as this one from Robert Kingett. Please enjoy this personal and heartfelt tale that celebrates selflessness and humanity.
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