Why Writers Must Learn to Kill Their Favorite Scenes to Create Unforgettable Stories
Have you ever killed off a favorite character, eliminated a great scene, or deleted a snazzy sentence? Was it hard? Did you save it? Share your thoughts and experiences with killing your darlings or share some of your favorite writing tips by leaving a comment.
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