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If you’re looking for inspiration from your own life for you stories, it doesn’t have to be a big, dramatic event. Jessica Berg says that all you need is a little bit of curiosity. Listen to “Writer’s Digest Presents” wherever you stream podcasts, or follow the link in our bio for more.⁠
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#writerslife #writingadvice #writinghelp #writingtips #writingtipsandtricks #writersden #readingadvice #readers #publishing #publisher #getpublished #amwriting #amreading #lovetowrite #lovetoread #lovetoreadbooks #bibliophilelife #bibliophiles #alwayswriting #alwaysreading #writewithme #readwithme #readerslife #needtoread #writingislife ⁠#storytelling #storyteller⁠ #writingcommunity ⁠
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One minute I’m in a designer cocktail at a country club, the next I’m in my Snuggie on zoom learning all the writerly things 🤗 #modeling #writing #livinginthemoment #amquerying

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How do you write what you know? By writing fiction based on your life. This doesn’t mean writing memoir or simply changing the names of the people in your life: It could be a passing comment you hear at the bus stop, or someone’s missing shoe you notice in the street, or it could even just be a feeling from a time in your life..the list goes on and on!⁠
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In this episode of “Writer’s Digest Presents,” editor Michael Woodson sits down with author and literary agent Jessica Berg about how to write fiction based on your life, how you can find inspiration everywhere, and more! Listen to “Writer’s Digest Presents” wherever you stream podcasts, or follow the link in our bio for more!⁠
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#writerslife #writingadvice #writinghelp #writingtips #writingtipsandtricks #writersden #readingadvice #readers #publishing #publisher #getpublished #amwriting #amreading #lovetowrite #lovetoread #lovetoreadbooks #bibliophilelife #bibliophiles #alwayswriting #alwaysreading #writewithme #readwithme #readerslife #needtoread #writingislife ⁠#storytelling #storyteller⁠ #writingcommunity ⁠
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I just read the first 12 pages of Evelyn Hugo and I’m pretty hooked! I could see this hook/format/voice working really well for a crime/mystery novel!

#MSWL #literaryagent #amreading @roseclifflit

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Attention all Military Connected Writers! Join us for this special workshop with author/literary agent Jessica Berg, Thurs, June 12th at 7 PM ET!

The Writer’s Next Step: From Creation to Submission is a virtual workshop on publishing your work just for those who have served in the military, their families, and caregivers.

You’ve written the piece—now what? This workshop gives military-affiliated writers the exact tools to move from finished draft to confident submission, whether you’re aiming for journals, contests, or you’re ready to query an agent. If you’re ready to stop sitting on your work and start sharing it with the world, this is your next step.

🚀 Looking to register? It’s easy! Click "🔗 Find Your Link" in our bio, then select the image that corresponds to this post to sign up.

Jessica Berg is a literary agent, author, and the founder of Rosecliff Literary, a boutique agency dedicated to stories that demand to be remembered. She specializes in high-concept, emotionally resonant fiction and nonfiction. Her taste leans toward the urgent and the timeless: untold histories, queer love stories, women who were underestimated, and characters who carry their wounds like armor.

Jessica’s editorial style is collaborative, intuitive, and fiercely protective of author voice. She doesn’t believe in hand-holding, but she does believe in walking beside a writer through the hard parts—revision spirals, rejection seasons, the impossible middle. She knows what it means to survive your own story because she’s done it, too.

A multi-nominated writer with an MFA from Spalding University, Jessica is a member of AALA and EFA. She’s represented by Amy Collins at Talcott Notch and frequently provides craft insight for Writer’s Digest. She also teaches regularly at national writing conferences, where she’s known for her no-fluff, high-impact workshops that help writers level up their craft and career. Whether she’s shaping a submission strategy or writing her own tangled novels, Jessica is always chasing stories that make you feel something sharp in your chest and still want to come back for more. @roseclifflit

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My historical thriller, The Cosmonaut, has been recognized as a Top 1% fiction project on The Black List!!! It’s on sub now, #Editors 🙂 @roseclifflit
#writingcommunity #historicalfictionbooks #books #thrillerbooks
https://KirkRafferty.com

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I’m thrilled to announce that @devon_james_books has joined the team! Her paranormal romance absolutely bewitched me—it’s cozy and fun, with a dash of horror to keep everyone on their toes 💀I can’t wait to introduce her new take on haunted love to editors and readers!

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Coming up on Thursday, June 12th at 7 PM ET, join author and literary agent Jessica Berg for The Writer’s Next Step: From Creation to Submission, a virtual workshop on publishing your work. This workshop is open to all who served in the military, their families, and caregivers.

You’ve written the piece—now what? This workshop gives military-affiliated writers the exact tools to move from finished draft to confident submission, whether you’re aiming for journals, contests, or you’re ready to query an agent. If you’re ready to stop sitting on your work and start sharing it with the world, this is your next step.

This workshop will be recorded, and a link will be e-mailed to all ticket holders once the recording is available. Register now using the Events Calendar link in our bio!

Jessica Berg is a literary agent, author, and the founder of Rosecliff Literary, a boutique agency dedicated to stories that demand to be remembered. She specializes in high-concept, emotionally resonant fiction and nonfiction. Her taste leans toward the urgent and the timeless: untold histories, queer love stories, women who were underestimated, and characters who carry their wounds like armor.

Jessica’s editorial style is collaborative, intuitive, and fiercely protective of author voice. She doesn’t believe in hand-holding, but she does believe in walking beside a writer through the hard parts—revision spirals, rejection seasons, the impossible middle. She knows what it means to survive your own story because she’s done it, too.

A multi-nominated writer with an MFA from Spalding University, Jessica is a member of AALA and EFA. She’s represented by Amy Collins at Talcott Notch and frequently provides craft insight for Writer’s Digest. She also teaches regularly at national writing conferences, where she’s known for her no-fluff, high-impact workshops that help writers level up their craft and career. Whether she’s shaping a submission strategy or writing her own tangled novels, Jessica is always chasing stories that make you feel something sharp in your chest and still want to come back for more. Instagram: @roseclifflit

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I'm so excited to announce that @unsolicitedp
will bring my new flash collection, This Fear We Harbor, to the world in early 2027! Big thanks to editor, Summer, for loving my stories!

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I’m so excited to welcome @elizabeth.kaida to the team! Her immersive, thought-provoking space opera had my heart from the first page. I’m OBSESSED with her characters and can’t wait for this romantic space opera to hit editor inboxes soon! ✨

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I’m so excited to represent @realpizzatom with his excellent mystery satire novel and future projects! Welcome to the @roseclifflit family!

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I had my office assistant with me as I finished up the final round of edits on book ✌🏻Next up: taking this manuscript out on submission!

I’m SO excited about this one. If you love 2000s nostalgia, female friendships, and reality TV, I think you’ll enjoy it. You know @jessica__berg and I are ready to see it on shelves! 📚📖

P.S. I had to blur out the screen because it was showing the ending and where’s the fun in that!?

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