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A note on writing slowly on purpose email template

A defence of infrequency against the expectation of volume.

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The expectation is that a publication grows in volume. Eleven pieces a year is a ceiling rather than a floor, and holding it is the main editorial decision here.

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From
Alwinton Annal
Subject
Eleven pieces a year, and that is the plan
Preheader
Not a shortfall. A deliberate ceiling.

About the pace

Eleven a year, deliberately, and it will not increase

The expectation is that a publication grows in volume. Eleven pieces a year is a ceiling rather than a floor, and holding it is the main editorial decision here.

Why a ceiling

Because the constraint is what forces the choice. Twenty pieces a year would mean publishing the nine that are currently discarded.

What gets discarded

About nine drafts a year. Most are fine and none is good enough to displace what is published, which is the point of the number.

What that means for you

Eleven emails a year. If you want more from this subject, the archive is a hundred and forty pieces and the sources are all linked.

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Titles of discarded drafts are listed each January, in case somebody else wants to write one.

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