As June roses bloomed larger than ever in Berkeley, I planted new chapter ideas for my new book.
A publisher continues to negotiate a new contract, and the old (second) book is evolving into a new (third) book.
I will tell you all the news and events as they unfold, in detail, another time.
Today, I must write a book.
Yours for language rights, bilingualism, visual language for visual babies, and smelling the roses,
susan schaller of www.susanschaller.com
Hi Susan.I am attending Ohio University,I read your boo,,Man without words and just finished a presentation to give my class next week for my final.I enjoyed your book so much.I also have a 23 yr old deaf daughter who has a hearing child.Thankfully we all live together and my granddaughter is learning speech and ASL.It's very heart warming to watch this beautiful child sign words as she talks,she is only 14 months old.Thank you for sharing your story of Ildefonso.I enjoyed it immensly.Thanks again,Cheryl Helber
ReplyDeleteThank you, cheryl, for writing. susan
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