How to Get More Reviews and Blurbs For Your Book Without Even Trying

Your book is a 60,000-word art collective. But before readers can even prove its majesty, there’s this 2-liner influx of superlatives styled to catapult your piece into greater heights. If it isn’t enough to be judged by the cover, it’s also judged by the reviews and blurbs at the back of the book or in the face of your Amazon page.

Months to years spent finishing your work will be summed up into a promotional comment, and it should do you justice because these words that you didn’t even write will be the first ones read by your readers. But they will hold on to that thought because the flashy name beside the comment asks them to believe you. And without it, let’s just hope they’re keen enough to look past the cover.

Unless you’re already a bestseller, you won’t get reviews by secluding yourself in a dungeon. We don’t want to beg or bribe either, so for the sake of the fine art of trade, here are authors on the p’s and q’s of harboring reviews in a classy way.

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