The case for slow publishing
The internet rewards speed. Publish first, correct later, let the feed sort it out. This essay argues the opposite: that the writing worth reading in five years is the writing someone sat on for five weeks.
The cost of fast
Every editing pass you skip is a debt the reader pays. A rushed piece externalizes its confusion.
What slow buys
Time is the only editor that works for free. A draft that survives three weekends of rereading has earned its claims.
Write fast. Publish slow.
