Kalila Katherina Smith

Kalila was born and raised in New Orleans. She personally researched and wrote the material featured on Haunted History Tours of New Orleans' Ghost, Vampire and Spellbound tours. She is the author of "New Orleans Ghosts, Voodoo, & Vampires," and "Tales From The French Quarter," and the soon to be published, "Miami's Dark Tales."

She has been featured on and worked behind the scenes on television productions including Travel Daily, Places of Mystery, Secret New Orleans, Unsolved Mysteries, FEAR!, MTV's On The Road, Blind Date, Hidden New Orleans, Urban Legends, America's Most Haunted Places, In Search of..., and Supernatural Destinations. She appeared in the motion picture, "The St. Francisville Experience." She wrote and directed "Journey Into Darkness... The Trilogy", a video documentary, featured in segment in television broadcast in the US & UK. And worked on and appeared in the documentary for Sony's Playstation II game, Ghosthunter. She conducted all of the paranormal investigations for the local television show, "Haunted New Orleans." She was a producer in the PBS documentary "Southern Haunts" New Orleans episode produced by Sky Dive Films.

Kalila is available for personal readings, consultations, and speaking engagements, contact kalila@kalilasmith.com. She has a complete line of ritual bath and New Orleans Voodoo spell kits and soaps. Check out books by Kalila...

AVAILABLE NOW, "TALES FROM THE FRENCH QUARTER"

Allow Kalila Smith to take you on a personal tour of her New Orleans. Explore the food, cemeteries, swamps, bayous, Voodoo, monsters, ghosts, and the amazing cast of characters that make up the legends of the French Quarter. The French Quarter has intrigued many not only to write about it, but also spawned the desire for some to stay. Many a visitor has wandered into this magical place, only to find that they do not ever want to leave. Legend says if you drink the water in New Orleans, you must return. Some say that it is a curse put on the city by the famous Voodoo queen, Marie Laveau herself. Order "Tales From The French Quarter"