writing Posts 📝
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Below is a list of my blog posts in the writing tag.
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We Have No Tables
Published on under the Spooky Stories category.
"Dial in the Brew To Open Tomorrow"
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I was featured in Coffee People
Published on under the Coffee category.
I have been a fan of Coffee People, a digital and print zine about the world of speciality coffee, for months. I first read one of their magazines last year and the content intrigued me. A mix between poetry, photographs, drawings, writing, and other creative media, Coffee People explores a theme through the lens of coffee in each edition. The work I have seen in the editions I have read has been creative and engaging, which is what led me to submit an entry myself.
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You don't need to be an expert to write
Published on under the Web category.
Matthias Ott's recent article on writing caught my attention:
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Starting sentences with conjunctions isn't bad practice?
Published on under the Web category.
I have gone down a mini rabbit hole. Unlike many rabbit holes, I can map out how I got here. I perused Adactio's blog, saw a link to a blog about writing, and clicked on an article that looked interesting. Then I read a piece of advice about writing more, saw a link to another site, then clicked on another article that looked interesting. I went through three different sites to find the article I found, all the while not seeking any piece of information in particular. Like all things, internet rabbit hole exploration can be fun and teach you a thing or two. Like all things too, moderation is advised.
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I wrote an article for Sprudge
Published on under the Coffee category.
A few months ago, I reached out to Sprudge to see if they would be interested in an article on Edinburgh's coffee roasting scene. There are a plethora of high-quality roasters in the city and I wanted to spread the word about the great work they do. My article was published in Sprudge last week. In my piece, I talk about six coffee roasters located throughout the city and their place in the Edinburgh coffee scene.
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Technical content and a-ha moments
Published on under the Programming category.
I have been learning to reflect on the question "where is the a-ha moment" as I produce technical content, both in video and text form. The "a-ha moment" articulation was unknown to me until recently, but when the point was explained to me you could say I had an "a-ha" moment myself. Meta indeed. I have become more focused on showing the outcome of a project upfront, particularly in technical guides. If a visual representation of the outcome is available -- a video or an image -- I shall use that instead.
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