Deaf Way Ii Anthology by Sotonwa Opeoluwa

The Deaf Way II Anthology

Chapter of
The Victim of the Silent Void
By Sotonwa Opeoluwa

Angelica Michelle U. Abayan

Table of Contents
I. Context
II. Plot Overview
a. Conflict
b. Complication
c. Rising Action
d. Climax
e. Falling Action
III. Characters
IV. Characters Analysis
V. Themes/Symbols
VI. Summary
VII. References

I. Context The Deaf Way II Anthology brings together stellar contributions by 16 international writers who are deaf or hard of hearing. There are collection of the novel: poetry, essays, short stories, and one play, all of which offer thought-provoking perspectives on elements from the personal universes of these gifted authors. All of the writers based in The Deaf Way II Anthology portray the Deaf experience with unmatched authenticity, presenting a perfect introduction to the Deaf world.
Currently, their work demonstrates that deaf and hard of hearing people can write the novel. They are wisely knowing how they had experiencing their life.
His name is Opeoluwa Sotonwa, Information Program Coordinator. His duties here comprise but there are not limited to building a strong and viable information network for the deaf and hard of hearing Kentuckians. Researching and handling requests as well as making appropriate referrals. He is working with other colleagues to empower deaf and hard of hearing Kentuckians. Prior to joining KCDHH, he was involved in disability rights advocacy in Africa and has authored several literary works which focus on the plight of deaf and hard of hearing individuals in society. He took his course at LLM (Master of Laws) from the Howard University School of Law in Washington DC, with a concentration on International Comparative law and Disability Rights Law. She is happy to join this wonderful group of dedicated professionals.

II. Plot Overview