Ask the Author: Jane Isay
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Jane Isay
My first book was about dealing with your grown children, and then my kids really grew up and had their own children. Dealing with three generations is even more fun—and more challenging. Unconditional Love was the most fun to write.
Jane Isay
I take a walk and let the subject float in my mind, not concentrating, just considering. At some point a good idea pops up and if I can remember that good idea all the way home, I‘m good to go.
Jane Isay
I’m thinking of a book about the vitality that comes when women turn a certain age.
Jane Isay
Think of the reader. Take your topic away from yourself, let your ego relax. A founder of Simon & Schuster put it well: Give the reader a break. You’d be amazed how the helps.
Jane Isay
The creative process is amazing. It’s a privilege to experience it from time to time.
Jane Isay
Walk around the block. Forget the work. Play with the dog or with a child. Take your mind off it and sleep well. The morning may bring a surprise.
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