She booked a room with a view — and got a concrete slap in the face. British mom Kim Antrobus says her girls’ trip to Portugal was “ruined” after paying extra for a view of the majestic ...

The Bookseller’s When we chat via video call, Antrobus, who was educated in both mainstream and deaf schooling systems and has used hearing aids since he was a child, tells me that the book ...

Poet Antrobus (Signs, Music) delivers a spellbinding account of his youth as a deaf, mixed-race child in East London. Diagnosed deaf at seven years old, Antrobus struggled socially and academically.

This tender offering from Antrobus (To Sweeten Bitter) delves into new fatherhood, with an ominous, deeply felt question hanging over it: “why have children/ when the world is ending?” ...

The Quiet Ear by poet Antrobus considers the interplay between written, spoken and signed forms of language. When we chat via video call, Antrobus, who was educated in both mainstream and deaf ...