ʘ Architecture of Writing

Over the years authors have used many Metaphors of writing to describe and inform the writing process. Language is at the heart of communication through any medium and thus shares qualities which can easily be transformed through metaphors and analogy. These metaphors however have not been explored in depth. How can the techniques of architecture, cinematography, gardening, or game development be used to inform one's writing practice? What new styles and techniques could emerge from this exploration? And in turn what could these disciplines learn from writing? (Interdisciplinarity is multiplicative)

I am interested in exploring this topic further as a collaborative Learning Groups, see: ☰ Architecture of Writing Course

See (mostly page stubs for now):

• What writing can learn from game design
• What writing can learn from gardening
• What writing can learn from architecture
• What writing can learn from cooking
• What writing can learn from alchemy
• What writing can learn from fishing

Todo: flesh out ideas around each metaphor