Storytelling
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The Interplay of Information Architecture and Fictional Storytelling

As humans, we’ve been telling stories for a very long time. We’ve grown ourselves out of the various phases of human evolution because of the untapped contribution of stories in our lives. In this article, we discuss the interplay of stories and information architecture. Insights from information architecture Information architecture is the structure in which Continue reading
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The Folklore of Settling the Score
Crumpled papersYet again blurt this lore.Akin to the silent lipsThat confess the days of yore. Fragments of paragraphsYet again rise from ashes to roar.Akin to the shards of the glassThat once kept her thirsty for more. Stories of the unknownYet again begin to pore.Akin to some deepest secretThat once lay riddled fore. Shreds of torn Continue reading
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Tourists
It was at the first light of lifeThat they took the baby step.And continued to walk alongEven as they slept. Still bright and breezyWere they at the wee hours.Trudged through whileStill learning their powers. Amidst the blossoming yellowBathed, fed the fellows!Then around the noonTheir lives began to bloom. Their gaily souls traced the trails.Still young Continue reading
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Nothing but Hope
In the turbulent tides of time, The ebb and flow of the fortune, that is, What holds me in place is Nothing but hope. In the pitch-black nights, The darkness of misdirection, that is, What serves me right is Nothing but hope. In that corner of my heart, where Words weigh more than memories, that… Continue reading
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From Micropoetry to Tech Comm: Connecting the Dots
There exist some common threads for micropoetry and technical communication, after all. Continue reading
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She’s that Inspiration
It is easier to decide on your inspiration than to become like one. Still, here’s my inspiration… Continue reading
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What’s Your Writing Prompt?
What inspires you to write? Continue reading
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What Writing Means to Me
Writing is that folklore that records, refers, and rekindles life. It is that act of play where you are both the actor and the audience. Continue reading
