A blurb could look something like “The Trail Runner XT allows you to comfortably walk 20-25 miles a day as you trek through the beautiful landscape of the Appalachian trail”.
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Then, last winter, I saw a blurb in a travel magazine about stormchasing tours.
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Even the patron saint of teenage girls, Judy Blume, is featured on the back cover with a blurb for the book.
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I first read the book in galleys some months ago; the finished edition carries a blurb from me on the back cover.
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Shteyngart sat down with The Daily Beast to discuss the book, the art of the blurb, and, yes, teaching James Franco.
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That first connection over a love of words convinced Goldstein to have her editor ask Pinker to blurb her next book.
Atheism's Soulful Philosopher|John Douglas Marshall|February 2, 2010|DAILY BEAST
Her first book, Poems, was published in 1944, with a blurb from Eliot, her editor at Faber.
The Best of Brit Lit|Peter Stothard|November 4, 2009|DAILY BEAST
It—it's just the sort of thing we call a 'blurb,' Miss West!
Kenny|Leona Dalrymple
Herman had the wild thought that they were blurb writers whose jobs had gone to their heads.
Freudian Slip|Franklin Abel
Matson read that blurb in an official press release and laughed cynically.
Assassin|Jesse Franklin Bone
Front matter consisting of a blurb and a list of other publications by the author has been moved to the end of the text.
Storm Over Warlock|Andre Norton
British Dictionary definitions for blurb
blurb
/ (blɜːb) /
noun
a promotional description, as found on the jackets of books
Word Origin for blurb
C20: coined by Gelett Burgess (1866–1951), US humorist and illustrator