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ALT A person signing "spike" with an image of a starfish on the right and blue background. Red box with white text on the top left: Atomic Hands in the News. Red line with white text: Launch of new marine species glossary. The University of Edinburgh’s Scottish Sensory Centre sign language glossary introduces 90 signs for marine species. White box with The University of Edinburgh logo on the bottom left. Red box with white text on the bottom right: atomichands.com/news.
ALT Spectacular cover design for Bebe Ashley's 2nd collection by the ever inspired Jack Smyth
ALT Image shows, pictured L-R, Adrian Dunbar, Michael O’Neill from Armchair & Rocket, Deirdre Carson, Professor Glenn Patterson, Director of the Seamus Heaney Centre at Queen’s, Gerard Carson and Brian Ballard. Adrian and Deirdre are holding a copy of Happenstance
ALT Image shows pages from the Happenstance book
ALT Image shows Deidre Carson in the centre of the stage playing the fiddle with two other musicians on either side.
ALT Image shows the Director of the Seamus Heaney Centre, Professor Glenn Patterson, shaking hands with Adrian Dunbar who is sat in the audience.
ALT A photograph of rows of cars backed 3D printed braille fragments. Tony origami stars surround them.
ALT A photograph of me holding two copies of Harbour Doubts in front of a harbour. A small red boat is in the background. The sky and water are bright blues.
ALT A blurred photograph of the article. I’ve highlighted in yellow one sentence.
ALT A flyer from the University of Stuttgart. Text reads: Belfast poets Bebe Ashley and Stephen de Búrca will lead an outreach creative writing workshop on Extra Sensory Readings: Braille poems, Textual Explorations & sensory storytelling.
ALT A screenshot of the title page of a book. The text reads: Harbour Doubts, Bebe Ashley, Banshee Press
