Veronica Walsingham lives and writes in Los Angeles, California. She grew up in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where she earned a BFA in Writing for Film & Television from the University of the Arts.
Her work has been published in print in The New York Times and online at the following publications: Architectural Digest, The A.V. Club, Babe, Bust, Bustle, Catapult, Domino, The Establishment, Food and Wine, Forge, Glamour, HelloGiggles, Hidden Remote, Human Parts, InStyle, Inverse, The Mary Sue, The New York Times, OneZero, Paper, Playboy, Ranker, Repeller, Salon, Self, Slate, StyleCaster, Teen Vogue, The Verge, Vice, Vox, and The Washington Post.
Veronica's reporting and criticism has served as a resource for published works, including Period Power: A Manifesto for the Menstrual Movement and A Voyage With Hitchcock. Her essay "I Can't Stop Thinking About Dr. Christine Blasey Ford's One-Piece Swimsuit" was selected for 2018’s Best of Bustle. Her fiction and poetry have been published in The Lost Coast Review, Painted Bride Quarterly, and Underground Pool.
Veronica originally majored in accounting, which surprises everyone who knows her. Her big three astrological placements are all fire signs (☀️: Aries 🌙: Leo ✨: Sagittarius), and that surprises no one. More information about Veronica and her work can be found via interviews she's done on radio shows and online publications.