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Essays written for master’s program class on writing for the web

Thoughts on Brevity lecture

This week’s lecture on brevity resonated with me, especially the statement, “when you try to simplify, you often realize just how unwieldy and disorganized your ideas really are.” I have enough experience writing to know that, for me, anyway, no writing assignments are easy. None flow effortlessly, and all take more time than I anticipated. […]

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Why I’m interested

I’m interested in architecture for the same reason that I’m interested in food and sleep. OK, it’s not essential to survival, but it’s pretty darn close. Caves are in short supply, and I prefer living with a roof over my head, indoor plumbing, and central air. Architecture is all around us, if you include strip […]

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Loves stories, pretty buildings

I’ve always loved stories and as a child made myself a nuisance by begging to be read to or have stories made up for my amusement on the spot. Only my father, at home recovering from cancer surgery, accommodated me with the latter. He must’ve been in a lot of pain, but seemingly without effort […]

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Bytes and bricks revisited

I considered starting with a clean slate for my Writing for Interactive Media blog, but didn’t because I’m still interested in the topics of real-world architecture and information architecture. I want to explore how we are affected by both, and I’d still like to try my hand at wielding a hammer and saw (see “Building […]

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