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"Deaf culture" as a book category covers works that center the languages, histories, arts, social life and lived experiences of Deaf and hard-of-hearing communities. It includes memoirs, fiction, histories, sociological and linguistic studies, pedagogy and children’s books, plays and poetry (including sign-language performance translated to print), and writing about advocacy, accessibility, and policy. Titles typically foreground sign languages and community practices, questions of identity and "Deafhood," educational and technological debates (e.g., bilingual education, cochlear implants), and intersectional issues with race, gender and disability. Authors may be Deaf, hard-of-hearing, CODAs, or hearing allies; the unifying focus is cultural perspective and community experience rather than medical models of hearing loss.

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