Book Review: Missing Pieces: A Chronicle of Living With a Disability
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Het Dorp, institutions, disability studies
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Author: Irving K. Zola; new foreword by Nancy Mairs
Reviewer: Mark F. Romoser
Publisher: Temple University Press, 2003 (reprint of 1983 edition)
Paper, ISBN: 1-59213-244-8
Cost: $17.95 USD
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Mark F. Romoser, Self-Advocacy Coordinator, Hawai‘i Centers for Independent Living in Honolulu; Chair, Hawai‘i State Developmental Disabilities Council
Mark Romoser is a cum laude graduate of Yale. He rediscovered his identity as a person with autism during the mid-1990s, and has presented his first-person accounts of life with the condition to audiences along the East Coast, in Canada, and in Hawai‘i. He currently serves as the Self-Advocacy Coordinator of Hawai‘i Centers for Independent Living in Honolulu, and as the chair of the Hawai‘i State Developmental Disabilities Council.