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A blurb is a plot summary aimed at readers. It is used on online book pages or on the back of your physical books.

One of the keys to a good summary is making it short without making it vague.

Made-up words are great woldbuilding inside your book, but they can really complicate a plot summary.

Once you find your story's hook, you should be able to talk about, summarize, and market your book much more easily.

All good writing starts with knowing what you are trying to accomplish. It is your job to show an agent why your book is a good fit for them

In today's querying atmosphere, a good book summary is essential to catching an agent or editor's interest.

Character names can be an easy place for readers to get lost during a plot summary.

Third person limited point of view is defined by being limited to the perspective of a single character.

Using multiple POV characters is very common and not hard to do. Here are a few tips for writing multiple POV stories well.

Deep POV is meant to be as close to the POV character as possible. You combine the narrator's voice and the POV character's voice into one.