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Finding The Perfect Comp Title: Imaginary Friend By Stephen Chbosky

Posted on by J.H. Dixon in A Path Of Roots, Behind-The-Scenes

If you're a writer looking to be traditionally published, you will have heard of comp titles. A comp title or a comparison title can be used to give agents a general idea for what to expect from the book you want to publish. As an aspiring author myself, I have been on a journey to … Continue reading Finding The Perfect Comp Title: Imaginary Friend By Stephen Chbosky →

Finding The Perfect Comp Title: The Stolen By Bishop O’Connell

Posted on by J.H. Dixon in A Path Of Roots, Behind-The-Scenes

When querying a book, it's often vital for two or more comparison titles to be included in the pitch. Comparison or comp titles are books that are similar to the one being queried. They're a way to help an agent or publisher picture the concept, tone, and market, transforming that coddled manuscript into a commercial product.