blurb

I first read the book in galleys some months ago; the finished edition carries a blurb from me on the back cover.

Shteyngart sat down with The Daily Beast to discuss the book, the art of the blurb, and, yes, teaching James Franco.

That first connection over a love of words convinced Goldstein to have her editor ask Pinker to blurb her next book.

Her first book, Poems, was published in 1944, with a blurb from Eliot, her editor at Faber.

It—it's just the sort of thing we call a 'blurb,' Miss West!

Herman had the wild thought that they were blurb writers whose jobs had gone to their heads.

Matson read that blurb in an official press release and laughed cynically.

Front matter consisting of a blurb and a list of other publications by the author has been moved to the end of the text.