DEAF LIFE has NO official ties to any organization, agency, or institution. And that's the way they want it. In June 1991, DEAF LIFE established an Advisory Board, consisting of Bernard Bragg, Julianna Fjeld, Bill Graham, Alice Hagemeyer, Bob Panara, and Frank Turk. This in no way diminished DEAF LIFE's proudly independent stance. DEAF LIFE has a very high pass-along rate.
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This proved so popular that Moore and Levitan decided to publish the columns in book form. In Spring 1992, Moore established a subsidiary, Deaf Life Press. Only , an expanded compilation of the first 48 installments. It was a hit. The first edition was sold out before June 1993.