The New York Times recently ran a
discussion about author blurbs. Begging for blurbs is one of the more misery-producing aspects of being published.
It can leave us desperate and depressed. It's humiliating to have grovel for blurbs, rather than have your publisher secure them for you. You feel like the Tin Man facing the Wizard of Oz.
Blurbs seem too important. Far too many of us authors think blurbs will magically rocket a book to success. That the right brilliant blurb will impress not just ...
Published on March 14, 2012 15:12