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My Follow Fest Post


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The purpose of this blogfest is to meet other writers and build our platforms.
It runs thru Friday. There's still time to sign up. :)


Fiction or nonfiction?
99.9% Fiction

What genres do you write?

Romance. I've written a paranormal romance duet and a historical romance standalone (America, 1850's). A dystopian is in the works.

Yeah, I know. My WIPs are all over the time-space continuum. *grin*

Are you published?
Not any of my novels. I wrote a nonfiction piece that was published in a benefit anthology, Overcoming Adversity.

Do you do anything in addition to writing?
I've started doing some freelance editing. 

Where can people connect with you?

Blog: http://melissamaygrove.blogspot.com
All my blog follow options are at the top, in the right sidebar. 

Twitter: @MelissaMaygrove
There's a twitter follow button in the left sidebar, under my bio.

Goodreads 

Google+

Is there anything else you'd like us to know?
Hmm... I blog a grammar series called Grammar Police Monday.

I participate in Alex J. Cavanaugh's Insecure Writers Support Group the first Wednesday of every month.

I can sometimes be found on Twitter Thursday nights at 9:00 PM EST, taking part in #NALitChat.

I'm willing to host cover reveals and releases for blog buddies as my schedule allowsin fact, I'd host morebut I often don't hear about them until they go live. (Hint: Generate some buzz in advance so we know. ;)

If all goes as planned, I'll soon need some beta readers who like historical romance.

Want to know more? Just ask!


Thanks for visiting. :)

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Comments

  1. Well Melissa,

    What do you write the other 0.1% of the time? Erotica, I'm guessing.

    This is such a fun way to go about and get some basics down on people. There are some writers' names that I don't even know...just their usernames, so this helps.

    Although I have a killer editing eye, I didn't put that in my post because I just don't have time.

    Off to visit others!

    M.L. Swift, Writer

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    1. Ha! Fly over to Houston so I can slap you. LOL ...No, wait. You might like that. :P

      I don't have time either, but I enjoy it and I'm saving up for future publishing costs. ;)

      Thanks for participating!

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  2. I'll make sure I follow you everywhere...

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  3. Hi Melissa! Found this via Quanie's post on her blog. Nice to meet you!

    I also write something in between Romance and New Adult :-) Just followed and Liked you on Twitter and FB- have a great day!

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  4. Hi Melissa! Once again thanks for organizing. Now off to stalk your social media profiles...

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  5. This was a great idea, Melissa. One of the things I plan to do this week is to see how everyone else utilizes social media on their blogs. I usually never pay attention to that, so this is a great wake up call.

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    1. Thanks, Ken. Sometimes our blogs need a makeover - social media or otherwise. ;)

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  6. Excited to hear about the dystopian you have in the mix. Looking forward to hearing more about it. I'm as linked to you as I can get online. :-)

    Thanks again for putting this Follow Fest together!

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    1. Me, too! Although I'm not sure if people will think it's bizarre-brilliant or bizarre-sicko. LOL

      You're welcome! I'm having fun with Follow Fest. :)

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  7. Hi Melissa. I think I already follow/connect with you everywhere, but I'll check.
    Great blog fest!

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  8. Ooo...historical romance is one of my favorites :) Thanks for running this. It's a great idea!

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  9. Dystopian? Nice. I'm following you on Twitter now, and I added you on Goodreads as well. Thanks for organizing this cyber meet-and-greet!

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  10. Such an awesome idea, Melissa. I was already a fan, but I loved reading all about you here, too. Off to start stalking... ;)

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  11. Woot! Excited to share my post tomorrow! :) I'll be making the rounds between now and then.

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  12. I like that name badge of yours. I wish I had thought of that. Well I'm going to follow your Grammar Police Mondays. I am turning myself in to you officer Melissa!

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    1. Thanks. That was my lame attempt at a graphic. Carrie Butler does it way better. :)

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  13. This blog fest was just a great idea Melissa. I happened upon it yesterday and signed up straight away. I am still figuring out all the ways to utilize blogging and blog fests are one of my favs, so thank you so much for this.

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    1. Great! I'm glad you decided to participate. :)

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  14. So glad to find your blog and this fest! Your 1850s Historical Romance novel sounds great. Looking forward to following. Thanks for organizing this ( :

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    1. Historical Romance is my favorite.
      Glad we met. :)

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  15. Not sure if my previous comment went through...

    Anyway, I'm pretty much following you everywhere already.

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  16. Finally found your Follow Fest post! Glad to learn more about you and to follow you even more. :) Writer’s Mark

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  17. Melissa, thank you for encouraging me to join the follow fest. It's been fantastic!!

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    1. @Nancy - I'm glad you found it. :)

      @Cathrina - Thank you! I'm glad you joined us, too. :)

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  18. I am definitely a romance fan, though I prefer a bit of 'grit' in my romance stories, and I don't REQUIRE the complete HEA as in marriage, babies, etc. Just the promise of eternal happiness you can imagine on your own. :D Then again there are some stories that I really wanted to witness the full shebang for - like with TV shows spanning 7 seasons, things like that. You really want to see it all happen after THAT long of a wait. ;)

    Anyway, I have a fascination with dystopians, but I've never managed to complete a novel in that genre yet.

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    1. Agreed. Sometimes it gets old with the marriage and then a epilogue with the birth of a baby. As long as it's a satisfying and fitting (to the story) HEA, I'm happy. :)

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  19. Nice to meet you Melissa, and thanks for putting this event together.

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    1. You're welcome, Skye. I enjoyed meeting you, too. :)

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  20. Thanks, Melissa, for this fun blog hop. It's been great meeting everyone! I love how your stories are all over the place and am looking forward to seeing one of your novels published soon :)

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  21. Now I follow you, thanks for the fest Mel.

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