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When you write the blurb that goes on the back of the book, should you write a **description** or a **teaser**? This article explores that question, explaining why each of them work and what their effects are, and why sometimes one is a better choice than the other. | When you write the blurb that goes on the back of the book, should you write a **description** or a **teaser**? This article explores that question, explaining why each of them work and what their effects are, and why sometimes one is a better choice than the other. | ||
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//I wrote this article back in June 2017, and it has become one of my most popular articles on writing. I've moved it here to give it a wider audience.// | //I wrote this article back in June 2017, and it has become one of my most popular articles on writing. I've moved it here to give it a wider audience.// | ||
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