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Blurbs for hot new writers' books unfailingly liken them to a handful of known quantities, Chris Rovzar observes in
New York. Here are some of the most-abused blurb comparisons:
- F. Scott Fitzgerald or Edith Wharton. Writing about crumbling, decadent high society? "If you're a boy, you're Scott; if
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