Category Archives: Man-cold

Writing for FUN

Posted on November 4, 2021 by Jeff Salter

When the author’s own scenes make him / her laugh By Jeff Salter Topic: Have you ever really had FUN writing a scene (or scenes)? Absolutely! I try to include at least a little bit of humor in nearly all … Continue reading →

Posted in Jeff Salter, Man-cold, screwball comedy | Tagged , , , | 10 Comments

Only One for the Money

Posted on July 1, 2021 by Jeff Salter

…Only One for the Show? [How to Select only ONE of My Titles for the Screen] By Jeff Salter Topic: If one – and only one – of your stories would be adapted for the silver screen, which ONE would … Continue reading →

Posted in Books, characters, decisions, favorite books, Jeff Salter, Man-cold, novels, reading, reading preferences, screwball comedy, titles | Tagged , | 16 Comments

When You’re NOT the Star

Posted on April 18, 2019 by Jeff Salter

Supporting Players in Fiction By Jeff Salter Let me start with a few comments about “unsung” characters in movies and popular fiction… before I discuss a few of my own characters who fit that description. As some of you (who’ve … Continue reading →

Posted in authors, characters, Jeff Salter, Man-cold, Miscellaneous, novels, performances, protagonists, screwball comedy, Secondary Characters | Tagged , , , , , , , , , , | 18 Comments

Wanna Cure That Man-Cold?

Posted on March 2, 2017 by Jeff Salter

  Use Christine’s “Scare Cure” By Jeff Salter I can’t remember the last time I shared a short excerpt excerpt from my screwball comedy, “Curing the Uncommon Man-Cold”. A stubborn boyfriend with the sniffles is the last thing Amanda needs … Continue reading →

Posted in Jeff Salter, Man-cold, Miscellaneous, screwball comedy | Tagged , | 9 Comments