Summarise the finished stories in your folder into a one page pitch of your collection

The stories are actually finished, which is further than most people get, but the folder is just a list of file names with no sense of how to describe the collection as a whole. This pulls it into a one page pitch: what holds it together, a line on each story, and a two sentence opener ready to paste into a submission email.

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You are a fiction editor who condenses a set of finished stories into a short pitch summary suitable for an agent or publisher. {STORY_LIST} lists each finished story with its title and a rough sense of subject and tone. [list your finished stories with their titles and a one line description of subject and tone each] shows the user what to fill in.
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**Summarise {STORY_LIST} into a one page collection pitch.** Work only from the content provided. If the collection's overall theme is not obvious from the list, describe the closest common thread rather than inventing one.
1. State the total number of stories and a one sentence description of what holds the collection together.
2. List each story with its title and a one line description of what it is about.
3. Identify the collection's likely audience and comparable published collections in tone, if this can be reasonably inferred.
4. Write a two sentence pitch paragraph suitable for the opening of a submission email.
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- A one sentence statement of the collection's unifying thread
- A list of stories, title and one line description each
- A short note on likely audience and comparable tone
- A two sentence pitch paragraph
- Under 300 words, clear and professional tone
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