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Marisa Cleveland

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Marisa Cleveland
BornSouth Korea
OccupationAuthor, educator
LanguageEnglish
NationalityAmerican
EducationGeorge Mason University
Northeastern University (EdD)
GenresNonfiction and fiction
Website
www.marisacleveland.com

Marisa Cleveland is an American author[1][2] and educator,[3] an executive director for The Seymour Agency,[4] and a managing partner for Simeris Alliance. Her debut teen novel, Accidental Butterfly, hit the New York Times and USA Today bestsellers list[5] as part of an anthology in June 2015.

Cleveland was born in South Korea, adopted and raised in New Hampshire, attended George Mason University for her bachelor's and master's degrees, and earned her Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) from Northeastern University. She also holds a master's of arts in English from National University. She is a 2015 FACE award recipient for Arts and Culture,[6][7] and a 2014 Forty under 40 honoree.[8] She has served on the boards of the Naples Press Club[9] and Southwest Florida Romance Writers.[10]

Books

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Nonfiction

  1. There Is No Box, 2022
  2. Erase the Line, 2016
  3. The People's Commissioner, 2017

Middle Grade

  1. Inheritance, 2016

Teen

  1. Accidental Butterfly, 2015

Contemporary Romance

  1. The Valentine Challenge, 2013
  2. Reforming the Cowboy, 2013
  3. Blurring the Lines, 2015
  4. Reforming the CEO, 2019

Paranormal Fiction

  1. Pushed,[11] 2014

Articles

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Press

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References

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  1. ^ Give the Gift of Leadership, Coastal Breeze News, December 2022
  2. ^ Results of a Good Cause, By the Numbers, The News-Press, February 2015
  3. ^ Looking for Romance, Spotlight Magazine, January 2014
  4. ^ Seymour Agency Retreat, Publishers Weekly, January 2014
  5. ^ "Marisa Cleveland, Entangled Publishing".
  6. ^ Face Awards, Gulfshore Business Magazine, February 2015
  7. ^ Arts and Culture: Marisa Cleveland, Face Awards 2015, February 2015
  8. ^ Forty under 40, Gulfshore Business, September 2014
  9. ^ Naples Press Club announces officers, Naples Daily News, January 2015
  10. ^ SWFRW Conference, Publishers Weekly, February 2014
  11. ^ Hot Tuesday New Releases, Publishers Weekly, January 2014