Email: terry@terryfrei.com Twitter: @TFrei  Please direct all film rights and screenwriting inquiries to: Jeanne Field Windfall Management, Los Angeles windfall1@roadrunner.com   Literary agency representation: Seeking new representation. Inquiries welcome.     Terry Frei is a Denver-based journalist, novelist, historian, screenwriter and affiliate professor at Metropolitan State University of Denver.    On the heels of his critically acclaimed fact-based novel, Olympic Affair: Hitler's Siren and America's Hero, he returned to non-fiction for his seventh  book, March 1939: Before the Madness.  Frei's non-fiction books are Playing Piano in a Brothel, '77: Denver, the Broncos, and a Coming of Age,  Third Down and a War to Go, and Horns, Hogs, and Nixon Coming.     The Witch's Season was his first novel. He started writing it at age 17, and part of it appeared in his high school's literary magazine. It was published many years later.     He and Adrian Dater also collaborated on Save By Roy.    Frei was raised in Eugene, Oregon, where his father, Jerry, spent 17 years on the  University of Oregon football staff, including as the Ducks' head coach.When his  father joined the Denver Broncos staff, beginning a long stay in the NFL as a coach,  scout and administrator, Frei moved to the Denver area while in high school and is a graduate of Wheat Ridge High and the University of Colorado at Boulder.      Now in his second stint at The Denver Post, Frei has been named a state's sportswriter of the year seven times -- four times in Colorado and three times in Oregon. He also has written for the Rocky Mountain News, the Portland Oregonian and The Sporting News.