Category Archives: writing
Which Genres Do I Read?
Why? Or Why Not? By Jeff Salter To say that I’ll read nearly anything doesn’t mean that I have unrefined literary tastes — it just means that I love to read and if there’s nothing at hand that I’d prefer, … Continue reading
I’m All Over the Place
What genres do I read and why is the question we’re discussing this week. It’s a hard one for me to answer because I’ve read a lot of different genres. I guess romance is right there at the top of … Continue reading
Three I read.
We’re discussing genres that we read and why. I read a lot of different kinds of stories but I guess you can fit all of those down into two or three genres with multiple subgenres. I read childrens , historical, … Continue reading
What Was I Doing In That Pub?
And Why Didn’t I Remember My Exciting Adventure in Annie’s Pub? By Jeff Salter This’ll be a long ride (from 2015), so hang on! I was frantically pulling together my tax material (from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. almost non-stop) … Continue reading
I Like to Read My Own Work
Since we’ve been staying inside due to Covid 19 I find that I’m reading a lot more than usual. I finished my last book pretty late one evening, and I didn’t want to start something new so late. Well, I … Continue reading
Treasure Beneath the Spiders
Things have really changed in our world in the past few weeks. Who would have ever thought that this would happen? Many of us are self-isolating or sheltering-in-place, some are essential workers so they still have to go out and … Continue reading
Guest Authors — the Brothers Salter
Sharing a Recent Interview and Some Cool Reviews Of Our Recent Anthology of Short Stories By Jeff Salter On Hound Days during the Guest or Review week each month, you don’t usually see ME. But I’m in this picture since … Continue reading
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