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28 de dic. de 2021 · Francesca Bussey was at her elderly father's bedside when a doctor arrived with terrible news. Her profoundly deaf dad had been in hospital for a month, and although Francesca had repeatedly asked ...
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24 de nov. de 2018 · About. Work. Works at Belfor. April 24, 2023 - Present. Works at Cinderella support services. September 21, 2020 - Present. Human Resources Administrator (HR Administrator) at Capita Plc. November 24, 2018 - Present·Central Sheffield, Sheffield. New contracts, changes to contracts.
De Clare Rhoden. From The Waste Land - stories inspired by T.S. Eliot's "The Waste Land" Plaintive ghosts, deep space, medieval castles, rising seas, parched deserts, abandoned villages…Inspired by its powerful themes—still highly resonant in an era looking for hope—nineteen original tales mark the... Más información.
Francesca Bussey's story... My name is Francesca Bussey, I am part of the Access Services and Localisation Team, and I focus specifically on our pre-recorded subtitles provision. I can hear but British Sign Language is my first language as I’m a CODA (child of deaf adults) - my parents are/were both profoundly deaf. I grew up within the Deaf community, so I love that my job involves working ...
28 de nov. de 2023 · Francesca Bussey, Deakin University Fran Bussey is a lecturer and researcher at Deakin University specialising in teaching and learning in higher education. She directly supports the Faculty of Arts and Education, and works out of Deakin Learning Futures to support teaching and learning in contemporary contexts.
1 April Francesca Bussey, 2022 single work short story — Appears in: From the Wasteland 2022; Abstract 'The future worries our writers, and other stories take us far into the unknown. Francesca Bussey’s heroine in ‘April’, alone on the post-pandemic landscape, chooses an abandoned church for shelter and awakens angry spirits.'
Francesca Bussey is a musician, writer, and academic living in regional Victoria, Australia. She has been a member of several independent bands, including indie legends The Cannanes and folk pop trio Dusken Lights. She is currently playing bass with Alluvial Nuggets and toying with the idea of learning the banjo.
