Elizabeth Isaacs
Elizabeth Isaacs is an author, teacher, and publishing professional who began her career as a national presenter for Resource Profiles, where she developed teacher seminars designed to foster creative brain stimulation. Moving into formal education, she helped at-risk students improve their writing skills as well as created and implemented a creative writing/blogging program that centered on teaching the 21st-century learner. Works stemming from this initiative were published online and seen in over 40 countries.
Elizabeth receives invitations to speak nationwide at schools and book clubs. She runs the popular author group Writers Etc., which helps bridge the gap between the publishing and film industry. The writer support group promotes and interacts with authors, playwrights, filmmakers, and educators throughout the world. Elizabeth has a Master’s degree from Austin Peay State University, where she studied classical opera. She graduated Magna Cum Laude and was a member of the Phi Beta Kappa Honor Society.
Her newest work, The Scythian Legacy, is slated for release in 2024.
“I now understood darker emotions within themselves are not evil. It is the intent of the person who feels them that determines their fate. ~Nora~ The Light of Asteria”
“...no one has ever doubted you would die for those you love ... the question then becomes would you live?”
“Pity is an emotion that should have never been created. Pity was strong and could break the backs of people fighting for survival and respect. I couldn't stand pity.”
“You were the light in my dark world that gave me a path different from the one set by my father. I’ll never forget that, and I’ll always love you.”
“Nora, I believe life’s like a good book. Time makes up the pages that will be your story. Every time your life changes, you start a new chapter. To me, there’s nothing more depressing than someone getting to the end of their days and realizing they’ve only written one long, boring passage.”
“The most important factor of art is the love of it; the rest will come. If you enjoy your craft, the end product is always something you treasure.”
“We must respect natural energy in a way that not only honors the land, but the kinsmen, and the future as well.”
“I've always believed that you must be able to appreciate the things that people can give you, and forgive them for the things they can't.”
“Survivors learn early on that tears are a luxury for the protected.”
“Appreciate what they can give, forgive them for what they cannot.”