Robert Kingett

The site map has navigation on one page.

Notice how this site is made for screen reader users? That’s by design. I also tried to make this site easy to use for magnifier users before I lost my vision.

I’m a totally blind, gay, author and accessibility consultant. I used to be legally blind. For more background, check out my about page.

I stutter so strongly prefer written communication.

Below will be some quick links and screen reader tips along with some recent updates.

Quick links.

1. All recent work/news
2. site map of pages.
3. Subscribe to updates.
4. Resume.
5. news and updates
6. writing overview. This holds archives and highlights.
7. Event information. including how to view past events.
8. Anthologies/books.
9. Events calendar to see where I’m presenting.
10. Opinions and thoughts.
11. Audiobook wishlist.

Some recent updates.

This isn’t a comprehensive list of updates. See all updates or check out the site map.

1. I blindly described a game trailer
2. Stereotypes deserve representation too
3. Submission accessibility guide for literary agents and editors.
4. Cancel culture hurts diversity
5. The Pandemic Made my Industry Accessible, I’m Worried About Going “Back To Normal

Screen reader tips.

• The site map breaks down the site into sections.
• When clicking anything in my writing archive or any other category or tag page, use headings to jump titles. press enter on the title to see the content.
• Category and tag links are beneath the author bio on posts.