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Why Simon & Schuster’s Flagship Imprint Won’t Require Blurbs Anymore

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How often does a blurb from a filmmaker appear on another filmmaker’s movie poster? A blurb from a musician on another musician’s album cover? A blurb from a game designer on another designer’s game box? The argument has always been that this is what makes the book business so special. – Publishers Weekly

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Why Simon & Schuster’s Flagship Imprint Won’t Require Blurbs Anymore

How often does a blurb from a filmmaker appear on another filmmaker’s movie poster? A blurb from a musician on another musician’s album cover? A blurb from a game designer on another designer’s game box? The argument has always been that this is what makes the book business so special. – Publishers Weekly

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