Author Alexandra Holzer comes from intriguing stock as her vegan humanitarian father is the late Author, Lyricist (Greek Comedic Musical in pre-production called
Lysistrata), Lecturer, Educator, Spiritualist and Parapsychologist
Professor Dr. Hans Holzer, Ph.D of 146 titles non-fiction/fiction in the genres of parapsychology, the supernatural, religion, occult, healing and poetry. He is most known for the adaptation of his book ‘
Murder in Amityville‘ for the film
Amityville Horror: The Possession.
Her mum is an accomplished artist, countess on the Baron side to the Russian Buxhoeveden Family with relations to Catherine The Great. Holzers late Parisian grandmother, Rosine Claire (married to the count of Russia), had herself published ‘French Gourmet Vegetarian‘, ‘New French Gourmet Vegetarian’ and ‘French Vegetarian Cosmetics.’ Their published family book is written in German entitled, ‘Riga 1201 Buxhoeveden 2001.’ They even make a mean vodka red and black label called Buxhoeveden!
BIO:
A Vegan herself, Alexandra has brought about her own accomplishments as she looks towards the future with many goals in mind.
After attending and graduating some of the best prep schools in New York City, including ‘The Lycee Francais‘, ‘The Fleming School‘ and ‘The York Preparatory School’ in 1992, attended ‘The Fashion Institute of Technology‘(F.I.T), earning two degrees in Fine Arts and Advertising Design following her mother who also attended F.I.T. Holzer became a self taught Graphic Designer working for small to big travel ad agencies. In 1999, she quit her job as a graphic designer for a conference publishing company and bravely left to begin her own freelance business AHG Design.
Holzer donates her time and ear to many different non-profit organizations/charities for children and animals along with PETA, signing important letters for Care2 Action for the causes she believes in as she is not an extremist; but will help for children, animals and our planet. She has appeared on New Wave’s Entertainment 25th Anniversary DVD for ‘Poltergeist‘ alongside her late father as well as Katco Media’s Film ‘Shattered Hopes: The True Story of the Amityville Murders.‘ She has been on air for close to a hundred radio show’s as a guest and sometimes a guest co-host and co-hosted her own called ‘Meeting of the Minds‘ on CBS Powered Para-X Radio. Her current tv show reel was shot with Go Go Luckey Entertainment as much interest has cultivated an opening for the Holzer name to once again lead the Paranormal Path in the field but this time, leading as a woman in modern times with ancient history trailing behind for a re-birth of knowledge and education. Her second title, ‘Growing up Haunted‘ has been optioned by the Nominated Oscar/BAFTA Film Award and winner of the Saturn Award in Costume Design turned Executive Producer, Marilyn Vance with son, Gregg Vance for film and tv rights.
While helping others with a reading if needed as well as take cases via e-mail lending her support, Holzer has gone on local investigations but feels that her expertise lies not just with haunted homes, places or people but also in getting ‘impressions’ and being ‘sensitive’ to her surroundings. Thus this yields a psychic paranormal investigator who is also in quest for the unknown with a sense of humor. She grew up haunted and therefore has known nothing else. Raising her four noisy ghosts in New York, two of which are battling Juvenile Type 1 Diabetes on the heel of her father’s passing, continues to write children’s short stories, poetry, science fiction/fantasy novels, screenplays in the genres of supernatural horror thrillers, paranormal love stories, children’s animated tales and comedy.
http://alexandraholzer.blogspot.com
Author Alexandra Holzer comes from intriguing stock as her vegan humanitarian father is the late Author, Lyricist (Greek Comedic Musical in pre-production called Lysistrata), Lecturer, Educator, Spiritualist and Parapsychologist Professor Dr. Hans Holzer, Ph.D of 146 titles non-fiction/fiction in the genres of parapsychology, the supernatural, religion, occult, healing and poetry. He is most known for the adaptation of his book ‘Murder in Amityville‘ for the film Amityville Horror: The Possession.