Steven LaChance

Steven is an Author, Speaker, Talk Show Radio Host, and Producer. Steven has been a featured guest on several radio stations across the US, the UK, Canada, Asia, and parts of South Africa. Steven is not a stranger to television interviews either and has had many interviews about him published in newspapers and magazines across the US. In October of 2006, "Fear House" premiered as the first show of the third season of the Discovery Channels, "A Haunting." This show featured Steven and the story of the Union Haunting and was later rated as one of the favorite episodes in that series. In addition, he has been interviewed and filmed for inclusion in numerous paranormal documentaries. He also has begun directing his own projects with the release of "The Morse Mill Project" (2009)and his collaboration with Stephen David Lancaster III on the highly anticipated "Monstrosity" for a 2012 release date. Steven is also a published author. His short story was published by Barnes and Noble in 2006, and he is a contributor to magazines dealing with paranormal activity. In 2008,"The Uninvited" was released by Llewellyn Worldwide as a major project. The book received critical acclaim and was later released in a French version in 2010 due to its popularity worldwide. Steven was also included the books Weird Hauntings and Weird Missouri. His book "Crazy" hit the scene in the Fall of 2010 with great reviews. Steven has appeared on numerous television and radio programs. He has been a featured guest on Fox News Mike & Juliet Show, Fox News, NBC News, CBS News, The Discovery Channel, plus many more including his starring appearance in the Booth Brothers documentaries "Children Of The Grave" which he gained his first television writing credit and "The Possessed." Steven has also completed a documentary for the Fifth Season DVD release of Warner Home Videos "Supernatural." The popular television series about two brothers that hunt demons. His interview skills are sharp and he has interviewed people such as Geraldo Rivera, Anne Rice, Jay Barbree, and Mary Jane Popp, just to name a few. His writings have appeared in books, newspapers, and magazines. His stage credits as a stage actor are numerous. Stevens voice over talents are many, including Wendy's and Shoney's commercials. Steven has many media projects in process and numerous others in the planning stages. His weekly Internet radio show, Fear Frequency Radio, made its debut in January of 2011 and is quickly gaining in popularity and offers of syndication are beginning to come in. Steven is currently (2011) writing his next book a sequel to his critically acclaimed and popular "The Uninvited."