Isaac Rudansky

Isaac Rudansky once got suspended in seventh grade for turning in a short story instead of a Social Studies report, but he never stopped writing. He and his wife live in Long Island with their quartet of little anarchists who operate on a sugar-based economy where candy is the only legal tender. Isaac’s withdrawal to the realm of writing isn’t just escapism; it’s a tactical retreat from those pint-sized insurgents. Besides, it’s the only time he gets to decide what happens next without a cacophony of dissenting opinions. Georgie Summers and the Scribes of Scatterplot is his debut novel.