Wilmar Luna

All Wilmar Luna wanted was a story about a female superhero who wasn’t a damsel in distress. He wanted a complex character: someone with inner demons, cool tech, and a world grounded in reality. He wasn’t interested in a goddess from mythology or a gender-swapped version of a male hero. So instead of waiting for that story, he wrote it himself.

Fueled by a love of video games and ’90s pop culture, Wilmar created The Silver Ninja—a conflicted yet powerful woman with the gravitas of Batman and the relatable heroism of Spider-Man.

After years spent in the ninja’s world, Wilmar wanted a change of pace, something darker. He searched for a horror novel that could terrify him, but couldn’t find the right one. So, he wrote Sanctifiction, a series inspired by the eerie and mysterious places hidden throughout New Jersey.

When he’s not writing, Wilmar works as an AV systems manager. Basically, he keeps conference room tech running and makes sure people can hear each other on Teams calls. In his free time, he builds gaming PCs, plays video games, watches movies, and enjoys hanging out with his wife.