“The ASL interpreters have to lean forward with furrowed brows and outstretched hands. Still, we all do the best we can. We grin and bear it. “I think someone I know is dead,” I tell the ASL interpreter...” @rosshowalter.bsky.social@nocontactmag.bsky.socialwww.nocontactmag.com/closing-time...

Conversation Partner — NO CONTACT

by Ross Showalter “I think someone I know is dead,” I tell the ASL interpreter after the shift ends, when we are about to go our separate ways for separate bus rides home. “We haven’t spoken in a w...

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