If you think that “blurb” sounds more like a joke phrase than a highbrow publishing term, you’re not too far from the truth. ... Have you got a Big Question you'd like us to answer?

Stephen King, the novelist, wrote in Entertainment Weekly about blurbs. Updated March 7, 2012, 4:13 PM The late Robert Parker's advice was, "Never blurb a book you've read, and never read a book ...

Publishing in the digital age doesn't mean we'll abandon print entirely. Digital self-publishing platform Blurb is expanding its book printing business to include print magazines and brochures.

If you got that many people to say it’s good, it’s probably not bad and less of a risk for me to buy for the stores. ... “You blurb my book, I blurb yours. We do a Live together.

Maya Angelou’s invented blurb read, “After reading this book, I know what the caged bird will be crapping on.” I thought it was sort of fun, but I was having my cake and eating it too.

Blurb has gained considerable market traction. By 2010, it had delivered 1.4 million books to 74 countries on five continents. Blurb has 725,000 paying customers – it typically charges $12.95 ...

During the Renaissance, Thomas More’s Utopia got a proto-blurb from Erasmus (“divine wit”), while Shakespeare’s First Folio got one from Ben Jonson (“The wonder of our stage!”).

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LOS ANGELES — Blurb has established itself as the premier place online to make self-published books, making 8 million of them since opening for business in 2006, and selling them on its website ...