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Tuesdays with Jay No. 4: Blanket Promise

by M.Q. Barber | Aug 13, 2014 | Neighborly Affection series

Jay’s excellent at slipping into open spaces. Between books, that is. He nudged right into the gap between drafting on the current work in progress and editing on Becoming His Master (Neighborly Affection 4). Newsletter subscribers will get Tuesdays with Jay No....
One wild, unexpected weekend and a Neighborly Affection update

One wild, unexpected weekend and a Neighborly Affection update

by M.Q. Barber | May 26, 2014 | Chatter, Neighborly Affection series

Thanks, Jay. I’ll take it from here. Wow. You all shifted my world on Friday, and the aftershocks are rumbling through Monday, too. You propelled Playing the Game (Neighborly Affection #1)  to No. 13 in Amazon’s Kindle Store over the weekend. I...
3 times the writing life exceeded expectations

3 times the writing life exceeded expectations

by M.Q. Barber | May 7, 2014 | Chatter, Neighborly Affection series, Publishing, Writing

You guys. Seriously, you guys. You know I find writing blog posts exponentially harder than writing novels, right? Because so often I’m trying to convey gratitude for unexpected blessings that floor me. (Literally floor me, like lying on my back on the living...

Inside the author’s head: Unruly characters, word addiction, and the writing process

by M.Q. Barber | Mar 24, 2014 | Chatter, Neighborly Affection series, Writing

Welcome to this journey into the world of M.Q. Barber! By reading this sentence, you have signed a binding agreement not to sue for damages caused by exploring the Lovecraftian horrors of an author’s mental landscape.* *Just kidding. Obviously, by the time you...
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