The publisher shortened the blurb to fit the back cover.

The author agreed to blurb her colleague's debut novel to help with publicity.

The publisher asked the author to write three short blurbs for the upcoming anthology.

She spent the afternoon blurbing each new book on her shelf before deciding which to recommend.

The author blurbed the back-cover copy before the proof deadline, crafting a short, punchy description to entice readers.

As a blurbist, she distilled the novel's essence into a single enticing paragraph.

The blurbists debated whether their short promotional notes truly captured the author's voice.

The editor warned that excessive blurbification can strip complex ideas of their nuance.