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My great passions have always included reading and writing. When not engaged in one of those pastimes, I enjoy baking, walks, and time spent with friends and family.

I grew up in a small town and moved to L.A. after college. Adventures in that strange urban terrain inspired me to write my first novel, Dating Maggie.

As a kid, I have a vague recollection of creating “magazines” with a pencil and ruled notebook paper. I made family members buy copies for a quarter. I’ve been writing a variety of things since then: marketing copy, plays, short films, and online content.

Virginia Woolf would be proud that I’m now able to write in a room of my own under the clouds of the Pacific Northwest. Sometimes my husband and son pop in to check on me.

P.S. I also write books under my real name: Melissa Uhles.

Here are some ways to connect with me:

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Get in touch with me at: authormjgreenway@gmail.com


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