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Friday, November 16, 2012

Interview at Nerd Caliber: Twisted Tragedy, Eterna Files, and making children cry...

Ashley of Nerd Caliber caught up with me at Octipodicon to talk my latest release, THE TWISTED TRAGEDY OF MISS NATALIE STEWART, my upcoming THE ETERNA FILES saga and... making children cry... Check it out: http://youtu.be/Yq2yCU7D6h0
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A HAUNTED HISTORY OF INVISIBLE WOMEN: TRUE STORIES OF AMERICA'S GHOSTS

A HAUNTED HISTORY OF INVISIBLE WOMEN: TRUE STORIES OF AMERICA'S GHOSTS
A Bram Stoker Award Finalist for Superior Achievement in Non-Fiction!

THE SPECTRAL CITY

THE SPECTRAL CITY
Leanna's new Gaslamp Fantasy series starring ghosts & psychics solving crime in 1899 NYC!

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Actress, playwright and award winning, Barnes and Noble bestselling author of ghostly fiction and non-fiction such as the STRANGELY BEAUTIFUL, the MAGIC MOST FOUL, The ETERNA FILES and THE SPECTRAL CITY series of Gothic Victorian Fantasy novels for adults and teens as well as THE DARK NEST CHRONICLES and TIME IMMEMORIAL Space Opera stories for Scrib'd and Bryant Street Publishing. A HAUNTED HISTORY OF INVISIBLE WOMEN: TRUE STORIES OF AMERICA'S GHOSTS, co-authored with Andrea Janes, was a Bram Stoker Award Finalist for Superior Achievement in Non-fiction. Her books have been translated into many languages and chosen for multiple book club editions. Four-time Prism Award winner for excellence in her genre. Actress (Member AEA, SAG-AFTRA), lifelong Perky Goth, vegetarian, devotee of all things 19th century, loves nothing more than a good ghost story (she works for Boroughs of the Dead tour company) and a long stroll through a beautiful graveyard. Passionate lecturer nationwide on Gothic, paranormal, women's history, ghostly and 19th century themes. As seen on "Mysteries at the Museum" and "Beyond the Unknown" discussing Victorian Spiritualism. leannareneehieber.com
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THE ETERNA FILES (Book 1)

THE ETERNA FILES (Book 1)
Now Available from Tor/Forge

THE ETERNA SOLUTION (Eterna Files 3)

THE ETERNA SOLUTION (Eterna Files 3)
The exciting ETERNA FILES finale, Now Available in Hardcover, Digital!

The NEW Strangely Beautiful saga!

The NEW Strangely Beautiful saga!
The Strangely Beautiful saga returns in revised editions with new content, order now from Tor Books!

Magic Most Foul #3

Magic Most Foul #3
Now Available in Print & Digital!

DARKER STILL (Magic Most Foul #1)

DARKER STILL (Magic Most Foul #1)
Now available in print and across digital platforms. The Magic Most Foul saga begins!

THE TWISTED TRAGEDY OF MISS NATALIE STEWART (Magic Most Foul #2)

THE TWISTED TRAGEDY OF MISS NATALIE STEWART (Magic Most Foul #2)
Now Available in print and across digital platforms! The Magic Most Foul Saga continues!

Steampunk / Futuristic / Dystopian novella! THE WORLD OF TOMORROW IS SADLY OUTDATED

Steampunk / Futuristic / Dystopian novella! THE WORLD OF TOMORROW IS SADLY OUTDATED
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Featuring Leanna's short "Charged"
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