Veronica Chambers Biography

A prolific writer, Veronica Chambers is best known for her widely acclaimed journal Mama's Girl, which has been well-accepted by many secondary schools and institutions around the country. The New Yorker thought Mama's Girl was one of the best and generally fair in the class recently, and a startling demonstration of coarseness and maternal love. Her Brooklyn-raised, Panama-conceived, and Afro-Latina roots are commonly reflected in her art. The 2017 lineup of expositions about Michelle Obama was changed by Chambers. The Meaning of Michelle: 16 Authors Reflect on the Legendary First Lady and How Our Own Journeys Are Inspired by Her. She collaborated on four New York Times bestsellers, including 32 Eggs, which she co-wrote with culinary master Eric Ripert. She also co-created the award-winning journal Yes Chef with Marcus Samuelsson as well as Samuelsson's young adult journal Make It Messy. She has held top management positions at the New York Times, Newsweek, and Glamor magazines. She was born in Panama and raised in Brooklyn, and frequently discusses her Afro-Latina heritage. She converses in Spanglish yet speaks, reads, and writes in Spanish. She currently attends Stanford University as a JSK Knight. 

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