The Quiet Ear

The Quiet Ear is a compelling memoir by award-winning poet Raymond Antrobus, offering a nuanced exploration of deafness, race, and culture through his personal story of growing up deaf in East London. Blending memoir, cultural history, and reflections on identity, the book highlights the beauty and complexity of living with deafness while celebrating D/deaf creativity and community. Recognized as a transformative and insightful work, it provides an engaging and enlightening perspective on communication, belonging, and self-discovery.