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How to Write a One-Page Synopsis

Jessica Hatch September 30, 2020

Many literary agents and other publishing gatekeepers ask for a one-page novel synopsis, but how do you write one? And, more importantly, how do you chisel it down to one freakin’ page?

Breathe in. Breathe out. We’ve got you covered.

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