Bread and the Long Draft
Sourdough taught me that revision is mostly waiting, and waiting is mostly trust.

A loaf needs a night in the fridge. A draft needs a week in a drawer. Both emerge better for being left alone.
I used to revise the moment I finished, when every sentence still felt like mine. Now I bake, walk, and return as a stranger.
The reader arrives cold. Cool your draft before you serve it.
- Craft
- Slow living
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