Jessie Rosen

Jessie Rosen

Rosen attended Boston College.

Jessie Rosen is a versatile educator, producer, speaker, and writer from Los Angeles. She came into the public limelight when she won several accolades with 20-Nothings, her blog, in 2007.

The success of her blog would help launch her career in film and TV, and she has worked with major studios such as Netflix, Warner Brothers, and CBS Studios among others.

Rosen published Dead Ringer, her debut novel, in 2015 under Full Fathom Five, an imprint of James Frey publishing. Jessie has also worked on the stage with Sunday Night Sex Talks, a show featuring true stories about intimacy and sex.

In 2018, Rosen was hired by a YouTube studio all about teens named Brat Inc. as a lead script content developer. She was in charge of the development of seven original scripts and more than 75 episodes starting from the concept stage all through to post-production.
Jessie Rosen has also worked as a showrunner on a dramedy for Will Packer Media and MGM titled The Baxters. As showrunner, she was in charge of the production and writing of about 36 episodes over nearly a year of work.

Jessie currently makes her home in the Los Angeles neighborhood of Eagle Rock, where she lives with her husband and Louie, her beloved dog. She continues to write fiction and inspire audiences with her creative storytelling and sharp voice across different platforms.

Jessie published her debut novel, Dead Ringer, in 2015. This is the story of Laura Rivers, who arrives at her new school to hushed whispers and eerie stares. According to the students, she looked exactly like a girl who had committed suicide a year earlier.

Charming herself into the social scene at her new school, she begins dating Charlie Sanders, a very popular boy. But it is not long before Laura finds some dark secrets in Sarah’s death and unsettling questions about her own identity.

Nine years later, Jessie got back into fiction as she published The Heirloom. This is the story of Shea Anderson, whose boyfriend proposes to her with an heirloom ring. She initially says yes but then panics as she had been warned against proposals with secondhand rings. Determined to protect herself, she sets out to uncover the history of the ring and its energy across Europe and the United States.

All the Signs is a work that Jessie Rosen published in 2025 that tells the story of proud skeptic Leah Lockheart. She does not believe in anything woo woo until she has an unsettling astrology reading and a sudden bout of vertigo. She sets out to prove astrology is all myth as she compares her life with twins born under the same chart.

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