Movies have them, so do comics. Why not books?
The one movie blurb that has stuck at the top of my mind goes like this: Once in a lifetime comes a movie that makes you feel like falling in love all over again. This is not that movie.
This is from The War Of The Roses, a dark comedy. (You haven't see it yet; get a DVD today!)
Or consider Spiderman - I tell this to myself, every time I start My SUV: With great power comes great responsibility.
So here are 9 blurbs for 9 books:
1) The Black Swan: All you need is a one single black bird
2) The Purple Cow:
Safe is risky
3) Survival of the sickest:
Somewhere in your genetic code is the tale of every plague, every predator, every parasite, and every planetary upheaval your ancestors managed to survive4)Illusions:
Don't turn away from possible futures before you're certain you don't have anything to learn from them. You're always free to change your mind and choose a different future, or a different past.5) The Goal:
Management, Schmanagement. It is all about constraints6) Fooled By Randomness:
You can't explore your future. Or your past. It is completely random.7) The Harry Potter series:
That scar on your forehead could be magic8) The DaVinci Code:
The blood of Jesus is alive and amongst you9) The Long Tail:
You know it is modern economy when the tail wags the dog
10) This is for you. Come up with something.
But books do not have blurbs. Just as well. I would hate to read a book with a blurb.Picture courtesy: Ana Labate
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