Awards
Best Producer 2018 The San Antonio Horrific Film Fest, Then Darkness Followed
Official Selection 2018 The San Antonio Film Fest, Then Darkness Followed
Semi-Finalist Hollywood Screenings 2018, Returned to This and Then Darkness Followed
Official Selection 2017 San Antonio Film Fest, Returned to This
Honorable mention 2017 Los Angeles Film Forum
Best Documentary 2016 Horrific Film Festival, Returned to This
Audience Choice Award 2016 Horrific Film Festival, Returned to This
Awarded first place winner 2015 for Creepy Friends, Pacific Book Awards in Young Adult category.
Awarded Silver 2015 for Creepy Friends in Children's books all ages by the ELit Book Awards.
Awarded Finalist 2015 for Creepy Friends by The National Indie Excellence Awards 2015 in Pre-teen category.
Awarded Honorable Mention 2015, Paris Book Festival Awards for Where Death Speaks in Fiction category.
Awarded 2014 Pacific Book Review Writer's Awards Finalist for Science Fiction category for The Assassination Race.
National Indie Excellence Awards Finalist 2014 Science Fiction Category for The Assassination Race.
Awarded Honorable Mention at the Readers' Favorite 2014 International Book Awards Miami, Florida 2014 Creepy Friends-YA Paranormal Genre
San Francisco Book Festival Awards
Finalist 2014 in Young Adult Category for Creepy Friends
Paris Book Festival Awards 2014
Honorable Mention in Young Adult Category for Creepy Friends
Hollywood Book Festival Awards 2015
Honorable mention in fiction for Where Death Speaks
Veronica writes in a style of fiction that has been identified as paranormal, cult fiction, dark science fiction, action, and more. She majored in Computer Science and Computer Information Systems, graduating from The University of Texas at San Antonio with a B.B.A. and has continued studies in subjects that include Egyptology, Parapsychology, Philosophy, Judaism, and Art History with various universities. She incorporates what she has learned from these courses into her writing, music and film work. ( B&W photo credit: Paul Mancha.)
BIO
Veronica Stich (also known as author Ronnie Stich and formally Campbell) was born in Los Angeles, CA. Her interest in history, music, films and writing began at an early age. Her history-related articles have been published in various newspapers, and she enjoys the study of alternative theories in historical events as opposed to the mainstream.
Although raised predominantly in San Antonio, TX, Veronica was also raised in various parts of England and California. These locations added to her cultural influence as a musician and writer.
Her first book was an experimental science fiction novel published in 2006 entitled, The Rise of the New Queen. After taking a six-year break, she returned to writing in 2013 with a novel she completed in 2007 entitled, The Assassination Race. After favorable reviews writing as Ronnie Stich, she released Curse of the Sacred Wolf only months later.
After the release of her first young adult novel Creepy Friends in April of 2014, Veronica spoke regularly at schools, conventions, and worked on small film projects.
As an experienced musician with several bands since the age of 15, Veronica currently works on album releases for her solo music project, Death Loves Veronica (more info). She has set writing aside.
Veronica proudly lives a culturally Jewish lifestyle, having come from a long line of Ashkenazi and Sephardic people. She is a direct relative of the Carvajal family- featured in several books about "Crypto-Jews" and depicted in the 1975 feature film directed by Arturo Ripstein, "The Holy Office."
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