Thats the point, software is a creative endeavor with more in common with those fields. Does anyone wonder why the novelist or the artist is taking too long. Why do they get that freedom but not in software?

Probably because, by and large, they work for themselves and not as often in teams.

Writing, design, art, and other creative disciplines generate products. They do not create results, by which I mean, software itself generates results. You can write a book, but the book doesn't do anything. A person can read it, but the book doesn't generate results.

In those examples, a rush job is qualitatively worse, not something completely useless. Half finished tunnels, bridges, and (usually) programs provide basically no value.