Writing is an excellent way for deaf and hard of hearing people to express themselves and their feelings about having hearing loss. Stories, autobiographies, and poems have been submitted by About Deafness visitors. (Teachers and parents are encouraged to submit work by deaf students). To submit a story, autobiography, or poem send an e-mail to deafness.guide@about.com.
- Autobiographies
- Growing Up Deaf- by Jamie Berke
- Deaf and Neglected - by Cheryl Meyers
- Deaf My Entire Life-by Deanna Davis
- Deafness limited dreams- by Deaf Woman from Miami, FL
- Poetry
- The Loud Lips of Life - by Sheri Birnbaum Dennis
- Silence - by Melina Nugent
- I Know Silence - by Tomora Michelle Pace
- If I Could Hear - by Tomora Michelle Pace
- You Have to be Hard of Hearing to Understand - by Brian M. Lalonde
- Being Deaf- by Jessica Kluss
- Deafness- by Reba Orton
- What Did You Say?- by Reba Orton
- Amber- by Cheryl Blevins
- Us- by Alice L. Marsh
- My Ears Can't Hear- by Louise Zawadzki
- The Sound of Sunlight- by Anna M. Stott
- A Whisper of Nothing- by Cynthia Monsen
- Noisy/Crowded- by Cynthia Monsen
- Noisy/Silence - by Cynthia Monsen
- Silent Hands - by Sandra L. Brooks
- Journey of a Black, Deaf Woman - by Deborah Broadus
- Stories
- Silent Chanukah Song by Marc Brown, about Chanukah and deafness.
- Living in a Hearing World by Becki Newman, a story about being young, deaf, and in love.
