March is Women’s Mystery Month. To celebrate, I wrote this piece for Open Road Media.
Continue reading...E-books and me
My first downloads on my new Sony Reader (back in the dawn of e-civilization) were the freebies: Hamlet, the US Constitution, Pride and Prejudice, Huckleberry Finn, Leaves of Grass. The Sony library at the time wasn’t exactly bursting with choices…
Continue reading...Audio excerpt of Goldberg Variations
Interview with NPR’s Rachel Martin
Isaacs talks with NPR’s Rachel Martin about writing strong women and growing up wanting to be a cowgirl.
Continue reading...Susan Isaacs’ Goldberg Variations Publication Celebration!
An evening of conversation with Susan her fellow author and friend Nelson DeMille at the great Landmark on Main Street, Port Washington, NY 11050
Check out Susan’s video chat on Open Road’s website
Open Road had a film crew follow me around for two entire days to get this few minutes of footage… I felt like a star!
Susan’s Album
Featured in the New York Post!
Susan and her house on Long Island were featured in an article called “Write On!” in the New York Post on August 20, 2009. Check it out here.
WRITERS ON WRITING; After Two Decades, Returning to the Character Who Started It All
Write about what you know: like me in the mid-70′s, Judith Singer, the hero of that book, was a suburban housewife with two young children, a husband who commuted into the grown-up world of Manhattan and a passion for murder mysteries. I merely devoured them, four or five a week, clearly an unwholesome number; Judith, on the other hand, wanted to solve them.
Continue reading...Women In History – News 12 Long Island
Watch my interview with News 12′s Judy Martin:
