Author: Dana Isaacson

Getting the Best Blurb for your Book

Posted by Dana Isaacson | Dec 27, 2017 | Marketing

Writers fantasize about the perfect blurb from their literary idols appearing on their book’s cover, but editor Dana Isaacson stresses the importance of getting the right blurb, and what that can do for your book.

Tips from a Celebrity Ghostwriter

Posted by Dana Isaacson | Dec 13, 2017 | Publishing

Those who can’t write…hire ghostwriters! Editor Dana Isaacson reveals tricks of this lucrative trade from a successful celebrity ghost.

A Book Editor’s Work is Never Done

Posted by Dana Isaacson | Nov 27, 2017 | Publishing

At the big publishing houses, a book editor’s workload is literally mind-boggling. Dana Isaacson explains why eager authors may sometimes be kept waiting…and waiting.

Are there Gay Writers? Ask Bestselling Author Rita Mae Brown

Posted by Dana Isaacson | Nov 13, 2017 | Life

Is there such a thing as a “gay writer?” Pioneering author Rita Mae Brown answers.

Genre Writers: Do Your Homework!

Posted by Dana Isaacson | Oct 27, 2017 | Genre

Genre fiction is the hardworking engine keeping publishing alive; its authors don’t always receive the praise and recognition they deserve.

Dear Author, No Thanks

Posted by Dana Isaacson | Oct 11, 2017 | Publishing

Rejection letters are the bane of an author’s existence. An overwhelming temptation for wordsmiths is to examine and analyze each and every word when oftentimes these letters’ message is a simple one.