Editor Dana Isaacson

Writing Prompt: Pursuit

Posted by Dana Isaacson | May 8, 2020 | Writing Prompts

Your character is following someone. They are just about to catch up with them…What does your...

Choosing My Novel’s Point of View

Posted by Dana Isaacson | May 4, 2020 | Craft

Choosing the best point of view for your novel may be integral to its success. Editor Dana Isaacson lays out the options.

Writing prompt: Lost and Found

Posted by Dana Isaacson | Apr 10, 2020 | Craft, Writing Prompts

Finding something lost emboldens your character into action. What did they find, and what did it...

Writing prompt: Unforeseen

Posted by Dana Isaacson | Feb 28, 2020 | Writing Prompts

Your character is sure they know what’s about to happen—but they’re dead wrong. What goes down is...

The Joys of Writing Genre Fiction

Posted by Dana Isaacson | Feb 24, 2020 | Genre

The thought of writing within a genre might cause some authors to bristle at the idea that their creativity will be stifled. But with the right mindset, the opposite can be true.

Writing prompt: Enough talk

Posted by Dana Isaacson | Jan 24, 2020 | Writing Prompts

Talk is cheap. Write a scene in which two characters communicate without dialogue.

Author: Dana Isaacson

Writing Prompt: Pursuit

Choosing My Novel’s Point of View

Writing prompt: Lost and Found

Writing prompt: Unforeseen

The Joys of Writing Genre Fiction

Writing prompt: Enough talk

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