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The Retail Sheet
Storefronts do not argue with you. They truncate, they refuse, and they never say why. Fill the fields here and every limit is shown as you write against it — then the bench pulls candidate keywords out of your own description, proposes the categories your genre actually sits in, and hands you one sheet to paste from.
The book
Nothing leaves your machine.
Every field, measured
Title
0 / 200Empty. Storefronts will show a gap where a reader expects a reason to buy.
Subtitle
0 / 200Empty. Storefronts will show a gap where a reader expects a reason to buy.
Author name
0 / 48Empty. Storefronts will show a gap where a reader expects a reason to buy.
Series name
0 / 100Empty. Storefronts will show a gap where a reader expects a reason to buy.
Description
0 / 4,000Empty. Storefronts will show a gap where a reader expects a reason to buy.
Seven keyword slots
- 1.epic fantasygenre convention
- 2.dragonsgenre convention
- 3.sword and sorcerygenre convention
- 4.magic systemgenre convention
- 5.chosen onegenre convention
- 6.kingdom wargenre convention
- 7.found family fantasygenre convention
Where the book shelves
- 1. Fiction › Fantasy › Epic
- 2. Fiction › Fantasy › Action & Adventure
- 3. Fiction › Fantasy › Dragons & Mythical Creatures
Comparable shelves
epic fantasy series · sword and sorcery · dragon rider
What the house would say
- Start with the title. Every other field is measured against it.
- Categories are the house's read of the genre convention, not a guarantee — check the exact wording on each storefront before you file.