Writing the Blurb for our books, as small as the task may seem, involves a lot of components. I have shared a link here to an article posted by Nicholas Rossis, who shares some terrific information on what it takes to write a good blurb.
Writing a Book Blurb
“By far, the weakest part of many self-published books is the synopsis*. Writing a decent blurb is an art form totally separate from writing a book.” Read more below:
http://nicholasrossis.me/2015/05/02/dos-and-donts-on-writing-a-book-blurb/#comment-17019
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Thanks for reflagging this. I found it quite helpful!
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I’m glad! Thanks for dropping by. 🙂
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Ha, I just noticed my spell-checker auto-corrected “re-blogging” to re-flagging. I have a new laptop (went to the i side and converted to a Macbook Pro). Learning the ins and outs of it. Oh well…
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That’s funny Lorna! Wow, look at you making a big move to Mac. I hope it doesn’t try and change any of your posts, lol. 🙂
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I’ll have to watch it closely…it thinks it’s way smarter than I am! 😉
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🙂
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Hi,
1. Thanks for posting this info about how I can write a book blurb for my thus far imaginary book! =) I’ll bookmark this for later us.
2. Thanks for following my blog today. (I thought you already were.)
3. I followed you back. I don’t want to miss a post!
4. I am back after my month-long vacation. It meant a lot to me that you were Tweeting my articles for me while I was gone. I missed you.
Janice
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HI Janice! Welcome back! WordPress is doing strange things to my site. I also had trouble with my gravatar a few weeks ago before I went on vacay, and I’m finding when I’m visiting my favourite blogs (like yours) that it’s asking me to follow this blog? I saw this on yours as well as many others I’m following for so long. And because you’ve been away and no blog posts, I thought, maybe I’m not following you any longer since wordpress has been wonky. Now, I’ve noticed after hitting ‘follow’ again on some of my favs, I’m getting blog posts sent to two of my email addresses in duplicate, lol! 🙂
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This explains a lot!
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