The research paper "Reclaiming the Narrative: Autobiographical Accounts of Disability in Literature" explores the powerful role of autobiographical accounts in reshaping societal perceptions of disability. By delving into the realm of literature, the study examines how authors with disabilities assert their agency in telling their own stories, offering nuanced insights into their unique experiences and challenging prevailing stereotypes. Through the lens of personal narratives, the paper reveals the transformative potential of these stories in promoting empathy, understanding, and social change. It highlights the significance of amplifying diverse voices, fostering inclusivity, and illuminating the profound impact of personal storytelling on reshaping the discourse surrounding disability.