Veronica Singer's Blog
October 20, 2026
Of Spaceships and Silver Bullets
I watched a Superman movie recently, and one detail really stuck with me: how Superman draws his power from Earth’s yellow sun, unlike the red sun of Krypton. That little sci-fi flourish sent my writer brain spiraling. If the source of a superhero’s powers could shift across star systems, what about a werewolf’s? What if […]
Published on October 20, 2026 07:26
AI and the Modern Werewolf
The world has changed dramatically since our ancestors could simply disappear into the wilderness for three nights a month. These days, privacy isn’t just scarce, it’s nearly extinct. Every street corner hosts a watchful eye, every pocket carries a tracking device, and every movement leaves a digital footprint. For the werewolves in my series, this […]
Published on October 20, 2026 07:21
I Think Rose Is Reading Over My Shoulder
Some places feel like they were built for one of our stories. The Mizpah Hotel in Tonopah, Nevada, is one of them: a five-story Victorian relic that rose out of the desert in 1907, back when the mines were coughing up silver faster than the saloons could separate men from it. USA Today’s readers have […]
Published on October 20, 2026 06:35
May 24, 2026
Between the Grill and the Grandkids
Every Memorial Day finds me in the same place: at the grill, with grandkids underfoot. Somewhere between flipping burgers and chasing the little ones across the yard, I always take a moment to remember why we celebrate this day. It’s to honor the memory of those who served a higher purpose. I spent a large […]
Published on May 24, 2026 03:00
May 10, 2026
“I’m No Saint”: A Lycan Legacy Mother’s Day
Every May, I set aside the usual werewolf mayhem to tell a story about motherhood. It started as one of the strange little customs around here, and somewhere along the way it became one of my favorites. Pour yourself something good and pull up a chair. We’re talking about Lupa. The thing that fascinates me […]
Published on May 10, 2026 03:00
October 2, 2025
Legado Licano: The Lunaverse in Spanish (and Audiobook)
¡Hola, Lunáticos! If you read in Spanish, or love someone who does, this page is for you. Luna White’s adventures are available en español as Legado Licano, with seven books translated so far and more on the way. Every one of them is the carefully crafted work of my very favorite translator, Carolyn Farías. Carolyn […]
Published on October 02, 2025 03:00
August 18, 2025
When the Moon Goes Dark
Every few years, a rare Black Moon graces the skies. In the Lunaverse, a Black Moon isn’t just an astronomical curiosity; it’s a potent source of magic and mischief. For those unfamiliar with this celestial phenomenon, a seasonal Black Moon occurs when we get four new moons in a single astronomical season instead of the […]
Published on August 18, 2025 03:00
March 3, 2025
A Lost Page From the Lunaverse
Every so often, I go digging through my archives and surface something special: a lost page from the Lunaverse. Whether you’re a longtime reader or brand new to my stories, I hope you’ll enjoy this glimpse into my creative process. This scene is from an unfinished project, one I might revisit someday. It features an […]
Published on March 03, 2025 02:00
February 4, 2025
Could a Team of Werewolves Win the Super Bowl?
This question came up while discussing my Luna books with a fellow author. After much debate (and several glasses of wine), we reached a unanimous decision: if the Super Bowl were played near a full moon, the werewolf team would absolutely dominate. Mere humans wouldn’t stand a chance. Some years, the calendar does the werewolves […]
Published on February 04, 2025 02:00
October 24, 2024
Racing Against Time: Luna Returns in Spanish This November
Hello Lunatics, As promised in my last newsletter, I'm thrilled to announce that the Spanish translation of book 5, “Lycan Legacy – Progeny” (“Legado Licano – Progenie”), will be released this November! Take a look at the stunning new cover: Isn’t that a beautiful cover? This installment follows Luna as she faces one of her […]
Published on October 24, 2024 16:46


