About the Author

"Lorna Graham was born in the San Francisco Bay Area and graduated from Barnard College. She has written for Good Morning America and Dateline NBC. She also wrote a short film, A Timeless Call, honoring America's military veterans, that was directed by Steven Spielberg. She lives in Greenwich Village."

Reviews

Praise for The Ghost of Greenwich Village "Go out and buy three copies...one for yourself, one for your mom, and one for your best friend. Lorna Graham has a gift."-- Hoda Kotb, Co-anchor, fourth hour of NBC's "Today" .."has a lot to say about enduring challenges to achieve a goal."--Katie Holmes, in O Magazine "Delightful!" - People "This debut novel exudes charm and insider knowledge... The characters are quirky and realistic, and the story rings true... Highly recommended for all fiction readers."--Library Journal

With its light, matter-of-fact depiction of a supernatural relationship, Graham's debut is lots of fun to read....Delightful coming-of-age story with a sweet reverence for the art and romance of old Gotham.--Kirkus "Lorna Graham's debut sparkles with wit and warmth and magic. Eve is a modern girl with an old soul whose story will make you smile and wish for ghosts of your own."-- Judy Merrill Larsen, author of All the Numbers "Lorna Graham's novel is charming, a sweet and whimsical romp through a magical Manhattan. I would love to live in her Greenwich Village, both past and present."-- Janelle Brown, author of This Is Where We Live and All We Ever Wanted Was Everything "The Ghost of Greenwich Village is a beautifully written love story. It's a tribute to people and places, past and present, real and imagined. But it's also a fascinating peek inside the world of morning news, and a fast-paced adventure of a single girl in New York City (complete with fabulous closet). While reading it, I wanted to bury myself in a really comfy chair and silence the phone so no one could disturb me until I'd devoured the last page."-- Paulina Porizkova, author of A Model Summer