Ursula Kate Hurley

Publications

• Online presence for the In the Making Project
• A short guide to digital fabrication and how it can benefit disabled people
• “The embodiment of pure thought”? Digital fabrication, disability and new possibilities for auto/biography
• A short guide to digital fabrication and how it can benefit disabled people
• Failure Freedom: A guide to supporting researchers through developing a failure freedom culture
• Failure Freedom
• Empowering disabled people with digital fabrication : insights from the In the Making Project - submission to All Party Parliamentary Group on Disability
• The architectures of translation : a magic carpet-ride through space and time (or, the awkward story of how we dis/placed Krisztina Tóth’s short fiction from Hungarian to English)
• Failure Freedom: A guide to supporting researchers through developing a failure freedom culture
• FAIL LIVE: Encouraging failure freedom within PGR communities
• FAIL LIVE: Encouraging failure freedom within PGR communities
• Fail Again, Fail Better: Celebrating Failure as a Wellbeing Intervention for Researchers
• Fail Again, Fail Better: Celebrating Failure as a Wellbeing Intervention for Researchers
• Failure Freedom
• Online presence for the In the Making Project
• FAIL- Further Attempt In Learning-recording of conference presentation
• Looking For The Drama
• Description
• Fail Again, Fail Better
• Walking in the World of Ruins
• Making Community
• Fail again, fail better : the case for formative assessment in first year undergraduate creative practice-based modules
• 'So wotz rong wiv dat?' The importance of context and creativity in developing students' writing skill
• Washington place
• The failure of perfume
• Less is more : completing narratives in miniature fiction
• Equinox
• Teaching the changing story
• When the mind is quiet
• Seven Haiku from Queille
• Realisation
• A floating flower
• Hurling up (that wall)
• Sun battles fog : fog wins
• Tree
• Belong
• All the love in the world
• Truths and their telling : a novel with complementary discourses
• Look back in wonder : how the endings of short stories can be their most powerful and effective distinguishing features
• Heartwood
• Two poems : 'In her sunporch' and 'Her garden, my lure'
• 'Upper Derwent Water'
• 'The Delicate One - With Sugar'
• Durable goods, issue 83
• Custom-Breaker : writing the life of Elizabeth Cary
• Heartwood, a story
• "Description"
• Breadth, depth and height : early findings on engaging disabled people with digital fabrication
• Description
• Strategies for connecting low income communities to the creative economy through play : two case studies in Northern England
• You are an airport, I am soap
• Figure 1 illustrates typical habitat
• Poetry in residence
• “The embodiment of pure thought”? Digital fabrication, disability and new possibilities for auto/biography
• “Goulash Socialism” vs. Feminism?
• What happens next: radical creative writing symposium list of abstracts
• What happens next: radical creative writing symposium list of abstracts
• Session 1: Experience Decolonising across disciplines in postgraduate research and supervision (April 2023)
• Session 1: Experience Decolonising across disciplines in postgraduate research and supervision (April 2023)
• Our Park: A Place of Love, Life and Possibilities
• FAIL – Focussed Action Innovative Leadership : Using 'leadership failure lens' to support leadership development approaches
• Café Research Part 1- PGR Pathways.mp4
• Café Research Part 1- PGR Pathways.mp4
• Café Research- PGR Pathways.mp4
• Failure Friday 02/07/2021
• Failure Friday 02/07/2021
• Failure toolkit
• ‘But not for him. Just by him’: Hungarian landscapes and women’s time in the short fiction of Anna T. Szabó and Krisztina Tóth