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Approached my concept redesign from three angles:
In redesigning your blurb, look at the feedback you received:
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Book blurb — an attention-grabbing summary that’s between one hundred and three hundred word
Writing a blurb ahead of time can provide a clear focal point — and prevent the story from meandering or spiraling out of control.
My blurb-writing process ha...
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Inject the summary with a touch of narrative voice that matches the protagonist’s personality or the overall tone of the story. It should included:
Character: Who is the main character? What do they want? What do they stand to lose if they don’t achieve that goal? What is c...
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Blurb: You just need to pinpoint one or two specific details about the protagonist and conflict.
Example...
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Query: They’re aimed directly at someone in the publishing industry.
Example...(Query ...
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