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I teach indie authors to write bestseller blurbs! Boost your sales 💸 + own your work 😎 1:1 blurb & bio services ✍🏻 FREE blurb cheatsheet! ⤵️

Sydney, New South Wales
Joined March 2021
3 things I do every time I write a fiction blurb: a thread
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Capturing the imagery, plot or emotions are key to a great blurb, so don't let those instinctive descriptions slip away! Even if you don't end up using them at the end 🤷‍♀️
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What does your blurb-writing process look like? Anything you'd add to this list? #indieauthors #selfpublishing #bookblurbs
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So many authors agonise over the first line of their novel, but hand their blurb over to a copywriter because they don't know how to write one. This means the first thing a reader reads won't be your work. It's time to change that!
Publishing is a brutal industry. If you can be genuinely excited for other writers’ wins, it’s a much nicer place to be.
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Jessie Cunniffe retweeted
YES YES YES YES You can't possibly follow every single formula out there. If one speaks to you, that's fantastic. Otherwise, play around. Try on all the dresses and let your creativity catwalk the way it wants.
Your daily reminder that any "writing advice" that contains "always", "never", or any synonym of those two words should be looked at dubiously and approached with extreme caution.
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Saw a writer break down the cost of editing by dividing the full price by the amount of pages that can be done in an hour. Ex-- $4k / (300 page MS / 5 pages an hour) = approx $66 an hour pay to the editor. I'm so excited to tell you why this is completely inaccurate.
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#selfpublished authors: what's your biggest blurb struggle?